Navajo Nation. Information generated during this scope element may be of use in preparation of the NGS-KMC EIS. – Programmatic funds may be allocated to conduct planning evaluations of potential options: for example, potentially use “programmatic” resources or existing authorized projects/studies to evaluate power-related options that would produce economic benefits as an off-set to the NGS benefits currently supporting the tribes that would cease. – WaterSMART (Sustain and Manage America’s Resources for Tomorrow)/Secure Water Act - Public Law 111-11, Rural Water Supply Act - Public Law 109-451, or Native American Affairs (NAA) Technical Assistance Program (TAP) may be able to provide funding to implement this scope element or a subsequent project. – NREL may provide technical assistance to provide specific analysis of a discreet scope task or element as requested. Implementation Time Horizon – Short-Term to Mid-Term Deliverable(s) – Appraisal Level Report of Findings Milestones – Identify subgroup members who will participate in this scope element – August 2013 – Prepare draft scope, schedule and budget – September/October 2013 – Share draft, scope, schedule and budget with Navajo Nation –October 2013 – Develop complete scope, schedule and budget and associated agreements –November 2013 – Identify funding and technical resources needed to complete the scope –October 2013 – Draft Report of Finding –July 2014 Final Report of Findings –September 2014
Navajo Nation ny disputes shall be handled through informal discussions and n<Jthing in this Use Agreement shall be intt:rprercd as constiruting a \Vaiv<:r, express or implied, of the sovereign immunity of rhe Navajo J\ation and the L1nitcd Stares.
Navajo Nation. 14 This Agreement is executed by the Navajo Nation, acting through its President or 15 its Attorney General.
