Formation of Study Team to Evaluate Material Adverse Impacts Sample Clauses

Formation of Study Team to Evaluate Material Adverse Impacts. If any Affected Person requests a Study Team to evaluate Material Adverse Impacts resulting from a potential Single System Project at a “section 3 meeting” to discuss the Draft System Assessment Report and Need Statements and if a Study Team has not otherwise been requested pursuant to section 7.3 below of this Appendix A for such Project, ColumbiaGrid shall convene a Study Team to evaluate Material Adverse Impacts. If there are no unmitigated Material Adverse Impacts, ColumbiaGrid shall include such potential Single System Project in the Plan as a Single System Project for informational purposes and include such Single System Project in future system assessments, subject to subsequent updates on the status of such Project. If there are unmitigated Material Adverse Impacts, such potential Project is not a Single System Project.
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