F Regulatory Coordination Sample Clauses

F Regulatory Coordination.  Description: Continued consultation and meetings with regulators to gain approval of aspects of the traditional and non-traditional projects and activities. While preparation of technical material and initial permit application forms are scoped and budgeted to a limited extent under the individual project tasks (such as the MassDEP Groundwater Permit for the Hydrogeologic Investigation at the Effluent Disposal sites and the Request for Determination of Applicability to the Orleans ConCom for the aquaculture demonstration project), other necessary tasks including pre-application meetings, meetings to discuss comments, site visits, are included under this task. Agencies requiring follow-up coordination include MassDEP, Massachusetts Historic Commission, Cape Cod Commission, and NHESP and others.  Subtasks o Continued coordination and review with variety of state and local agencies regarding proposed project activities and anticipated jurisdictional impacts. o Prepare agenda, attend and prepare minutes on up to 6 meetings with the agencies are assumed across all NT and traditional projects. o Coordination of planned monitoring activities and review of initial results of the monitoring of demonstration projects (shellfish, PRB and NRB) with SMAST. o Coordination with Cape Cod Commission regarding planned activities associated with demonstration projects and studies.
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