Mitigation Plan. When compensatory measures are appropriate, the applicant must develop and implement a mitigation plan prepared by a qualified professional. A mitigation plan must include, at a minimum:
A. A description of the existing shoreline environment.
B. A description of anticipated impacts.
C. A description of how the mitigation plan addresses anticipated impacts, with supporting rationale.
D. Drawings showing existing and proposed conditions.
X. Xxxxxxxxxx performance standards for evaluating the success of the mitigation plan.
F. A contingency plan identifying potential courses of action if performance standards are not being met.
G. A five-year maintenance and monitoring program, including:
1. A schedule for maintenance and monitoring.
2. A schedule for the submission of monitoring reports to the City to document milestones, successes, problems, and contingency actions.
3. A discussion of how monitoring data will be evaluated to determine if performance standards are being met.
H. Financial guarantees to ensure the mitigation plan is fully implemented.
Mitigation Plan. Lessee/Co-sponsor must provide a written mitigation plan for protection against COVID-19. The plan must include as a minimum: use of face coverings, proper social distancing, number of participants and staff, screening of individuals for COVID-19 symptoms, use of other protective equipment such as gloves, face xxxxxxx, etc. Encourage hand washing and/or ensure the availability of hand sanitizer. The plan should meet CDC and other related public health guidelines and regulations. The mitigation plan must be submitted at least 15 business days prior to the Lessee/Co- Sponsor’s scheduled use of the College Facility. Lessee/Co-sponsor must also pay for pre- and post-event cleaning and disinfection, following Palm Beach State College procedures. Lessee/Co-Sponsor will use the College’s pre-approved vendor for cleaning and disinfection services. Cleaning and disinfection services will be coordinated by the College’s Facilities and/or Security Department(s).
Mitigation Plan. Grantee is responsible for ensuring that the Program and all projects implemented therein considers and/or proposes a mitigation plan to minimize damage in the event of future floods and/or hurricanes.
Mitigation Plan. Borrower shall have submitted a mitigation plan for the encroachments of the wetlands and streams located on the Property and an application for a permit pursuant to Section 401 Application for Authorization to Discharge Dredged or Fill Material to Isolated Wetlands and / or Waters of the State from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management and a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pursuant to Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, and such other permits as may be required by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management and any other governmental agencies having jurisdiction.
Mitigation Plan. The Bank Site is a {provide general description of baseline conditions}. A more detailed description of the baseline conditions on the site is contained in the Plan.
Mitigation Plan. The Mitigation Plan consists of the mitigation document issued on August 31, 2015 and any mitigation conditions added by the Hearing Examiner in the Master Plan Decision. In addition the mitigation plan will include any new transportation permit conditions and transportation mitigation requirements for the Project as a result of the Transportation Update following year five. The Mitigation Plan also will include any new transportation permit conditions and transportation mitigation requirements for the Project as a result of the Transportation Update following year 10 of the Initial Term of this Agreement, if a permit extension under Section 4 of this Agreement is requested and permitted.
Mitigation Plan. An action plan developed by a Registered Entity to (i) correct a violation of a Reliability Standard and (ii) prevent re- occurrence of the violation. A Mitigation Plan is required when a Registered Entity violates a Reliability Standard as determined by any means including a ReliabilityFirst decision, Settlement Agreement, or otherwise.
Mitigation Plan. As a condition of this Revised Settlement Agreement, EC Applications, LLC shall do the following:
a. Offset and/or mitigate all oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and particulate matter (PM) emissions associated with use of the equipment with the following EINs, which are equipped with banned Tier 0 engines or an altered Tier 4i engine: JU7W85, SL7D73 and EA6S48. CARB will provide EC Applications, LLC with an estimate of these emissions within 60 calendar days of executing this Settlement Agreement. EC Applications, LLC shall perform the mitigation measures it submitted to CARB in its Mitigation Plan, Attachment A to this Settlement Agreement, by December 31, 2023, which will mitigate all excess NOx emissions CARB calculates. These mitigation measures and their implementation must be surplus to requirements of any federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation; may not be used to receive credit under any federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation; and may not violate any federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation. EC Applications, LLC shall not implement mitigation measures other than those listed in Attachment A, without advance written CARB approval. Once EC Applications, LLC receives written CARB approval of any mitigation measure, it shall begin implementing it immediately, unless CARB agrees otherwise in writing;
b. Except as otherwise allowed by this Settlement Agreement, comply with all requirements of the Off-Road Regulation, including for the equipment listed in Table 1, below, including but not limited to: annual reporting, reporting changes to the fleet, and submittal of the Responsible Official Affirmations of Reporting (ROAR) form;
c. Not add to and/or operate in their fleet any banned equipment other than those listed in Table 1, below;
d. Not add, operate, or modify any off-road equipment, including in this fleet, other than those pieces of equipment listed in Table 1, below, unless it meets the requirements of the Off-Road Regulation. If any changes to Table 1 are necessary, EC Applications, LLC shall notify CARB of any proposed changes to this Settlement Agreement, including adding, removing or changing any of the equipment listed in Table 1 in writing no later than 10 calendar days after discovering that any such modification is necessary, and show the need for each such modification, including safety issues, if such modification is not instituted and the unavailability of any other equipment to do the work needed; and shall not ma...
Mitigation Plan. As a condition of this Revised Settlement Agreement, the Companies shall each do the following:
a. Offset and/or mitigate all oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and particulate matter (PM) emissions associated with use of the equipment with the following EINs, which are equipped with banned Tier 0/1/2 engines or an altered Tier 3 engine: HF4A65, BJ6J84, MD7E89, GV5Y59, NU3B85, NP9G58, NV7D89, BN3T56, UG5F89, HK4D35, BB4V96, FG3D76, LN7U59, YC5K57, GC9F58, YU4P48, EC7A55, UR3A43, WY3T37, TG3V63, ML4A87, FH5T64, MW8M64, SL5U43, DX3T35, SN5A59 and HR3C37. CARB will provide the Companies with an estimate of these emissions within 60 calendar days of executing this Revised Settlement Agreement. The Companies shall perform the mitigation measures it submitted to CARB in its Mitigation Plan, identified as Attachment A to this Revised Settlement Agreement, by June 30, 2023, which will mitigate all excess NOx emissions CARB calculates. These mitigation measures and their implementation must be surplus to requirements of any federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation; may not be used to receive credit under any federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation; and may not violate any federal, State, or local law, rule, or regulation. The Companies shall not implement mitigation measures other than those listed in Attachment A, without advance written CARB approval. Once the Companies receive written CARB approval of any mitigation measure, it shall begin implementing it immediately, unless CARB agrees otherwise in writing;
b. Except as otherwise allowed by this Revised Settlement Agreement, comply with all requirements of the Off-Road Regulation, including for the equipment listed in Table 1, below, including but not limited to: annual reporting, reporting changes to the fleet, and submittal of the Responsible Official Affirmations of Reporting (ROAR) form;
c. Not add to and/or operate in their fleet any banned equipment other than those listed in Table 1, below;
d. Not add, operate, or modify any off-road equipment, including in this fleet, other than those pieces of equipment listed in Table 1, below, unless it meets the requirements of the Off-Road Regulation. If any changes to Table 1, below, are necessary, the Companies shall notify CARB of any proposed changes to this Revised Settlement Agreement, including adding, removing or changing any of the equipment listed in Table 1, below, in writing no later than 10 calendar days after discovering that any such modific...
Mitigation Plan. Chilkoot Indian Association (CIA) is hosting a Beginning Weaving Workshop from September 29, 30 and October 01, 2022. This event will follow current CDC Guidelines. Before attending the workshop, staff will on a voluntary basis, take an at home COVID test. There will be a maximum number of participants, ten (10) not including staff, volunteers, visitors and/or participant companions. Staff, participants, volunteers, visitors and participant companions will be given the option to wear masks when in close quarter spaces and/or inside buildings together. Masks will be provided. COVID tests will be available for each individual wanting to test. Currently in Xxxxxx Borough, Alaska community level is LOW. o xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/coronavirus/2019-ncov/your-health/covid-by- county.html?CDC_AA_refVal=https%3A%2F%0Xxxx.xxx.xxx%2Fcoronavirus%2F2019- ncov%2Fscience%2Fcommunity-levels.html
