EPTP Scope and Content Sample Clauses

EPTP Scope and Content. The goal of the EPTP is to educate Project personnel about the following: a) Overall importance of environmental protection to the Project b) Compliance responsibility and Governmental Entity authority including background and environmental issues regulatory overview. c) Overview of Developer’s Environmental Commitments and responsibilities at the Project level. d) Worker responsibilities. e) Wetlands and Waters of the United States identification.
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EPTP Scope and Content. The goal of the EPTP is to educate Project personnel about the following: • Overall importance of environmental protection to the Project • Compliance responsibility and Governmental Entity authority including background and environmental issues regulatory overview. • Overview of Developer’s environmental commitments and responsibilities at the Project level. • Worker responsibilities. • Wetlands identification. • Environmental Approvals terms and conditions including an overview of the provisions of the ESA, Migratory Bird Treaty Act, and Stormwater Pollution Prevention Program (SW3P). • BMPs for environmental compliance, including pollution prevention, erosion, sedimentation, and dust control measures to maintain water and air quality. • Required mitigation measures. • Procedures and precautions in the event of spills of or discovery of Hazardous Materials or unknown chemicals or contamination. • Procedures and precautions in the event human skeletal remains or other archeological or paleontological resources are discovered. • Procedures regarding the relocation of historical markers (i.e. Texas Historic Commission Subject Markers, DAR OSR Markers, Texas Centennial Markers, Texas Highway Department Markers, and local/county markers). • Groundwater protection requirements. • CWA regulations and surface water protection requirements. • Overview of noise and residential impact reduction procedures. • Air quality requirements. • Penalties and/or fines for violations of and noncompliance with Environmental Approvals and Environmental Laws, including termination of employment.
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