Monitor for potential impacts during each phase Sample Clauses

Monitor for potential impacts during each phase. This section should describe how potential impacts will be monitored on these types of life history stages during each phase of physical work for the Project (site assessment, construction, operation, and decommissioning) to inform mitigation planning for later phases of the Project as well as for future Projects. • As part of its Article VII commitments, Empire Wind has prepared the following plans related to marine and fisheries resources, as contained in the EM&CP: o Navigation Safety Plan (Appendix L EM&CP Part 2) o Offshore Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures Plan (Appendix M EM&CP Part 2) o Offshore Hazardous Waste and Petroleum Work Plan (Appendix N EM&CP Part 2) o Suspended Sediment and Water Quality Monitoring Plan (Appendix R EM&CP Part 2) o Dredge Management Plan (Appendix W EM&CP Part 2) o Atlantic and Shortnose Xxxxxxxx Avoidance, Monitoring, and Impact Minimization Plan (Appendix X EM&CP Part 2) o Mariner Notification and Public Input Process (Appendix AA EM&CP Part 2) o Fisheries and Benthic Monitoring Plan (Appendix BB EM&CP Part 2) o Fisheries Management Plan (Appendix CC EM&CP Part 2) o AC Magnetic Field Study Plan (Appendix DD EM&CP Part 2) o Operations and Maintenance Plan (Appendix EE EM&CP Part 2) o Net Conservation Benefit Plan (Appendix FF EM&CP Part 2) • Empire Wind acknowledges that ongoing research and monitoring at the Project site and wider regional scale is important to refine the understanding of impacts, potential mitigation options, and for future planning purposes, including facilitating the responsible leasing and development of future offshore wind energy areas within the New York Bight. • Empire Wind acknowledges that ongoing research and monitoring at the lease area and wider regional scale is important to refine the understanding of impacts, potential mitigation options, and for future planning purposes, including facilitating the responsible leasing and development of future offshore wind energy areas within the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic Ocean.
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