Permit Matrix Sample Clauses

Permit Matrix. The Consultant shall: • Research permits applicable to the Project, and prepare technical data and draft applications which may be necessary to obtain regulatory permits from federal, state, and local agencies, which consist of the City, CCRFCD, Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD), Xxxxx County Water Reclamation District (CCWRD), NV Energy, Xxx Communications, Southwest Gas, and Century Link. The City will sign all permit applications and pay all application fees. The City will provide a typical permit matrix form to the Consultant. • Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Groundwater Discharge and Section 404 Army Corps of Engineers permits are not anticipated to be required for this project and are not included in this scope. If deemed necessary, these permits will be prepared by the Consultant as an Additional Service under separate request and authorization by the City.
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Permit Matrix. The CONSULTANT shall: • Research permits applicable to the PROJECT, and prepare technical data and draft applications which may be necessary to obtain regulatory permits from federal, state, and local agencies, which consist of the CITY, CCRFCD, Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD), Xxxxx County Water Reclamation District (CCWRD), NV Energy, Xxx Communications, Southwest Gas, and Century Link. The CITY will sign all permit applications and pay all application fees. The CITY will provide a typical permit matrix form to the CONSULTANT. • Perform initial coordination with NDOT Hydraulics in preparation of submitting the application for the NDOT encroachment permit that is required for construction of the MPU facility from Xxxxx Ave to the Cartier Ave Alignment. • Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Groundwater Discharge and Section 404 Army Corps of Engineers permits are not anticipated to be required for this project and are not included in this scope. If deemed necessary, these permits will be prepared by the CONSULTANT as a Supplemental Service under separate request and authorization by the CITY.
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Permit Matrix. Consultant shall: • Research permits applicable to the PROJECT, and prepare all technical data and draft applications which may be necessary to obtain regulatory permits from federal, state, and local agencies, including the City, Xxxxx County, NDOT, CCRFCD, RTC, SNWA, Nevada Energy Transmission and Distribution, Southwest Gas, Kern River Gas, Century Link, XXX Communications and other governing agency(ies) as required.. • Prepare a summary matrix of required permits.
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Permit Matrix. The CONSULTANT shall:  Research permits applicable to the PROJECT, and prepare technical data and draft applications which may be necessary to obtain regulatory permits from federal, state, and local agencies, which consist of the CITY, CCRFCD, Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD), Xxxxx County Water Reclamation District (CCWRD), NV Energy, Xxx Communications, Southwest Gas, and Century Link. The CITY will sign all permit applications and pay all application fees. The CITY will provide a typical permit matrix form to the CONSULTANT.  Nevada Division of Environmental Protection Groundwater Discharge and Section 404 Army Corps of Engineers permits are not anticipated to be required for this project and are not included in this scope. If deemed necessary, these permits will be prepared by the CONSULTANT as an Additional Service under separate request and authorization by the CITY.
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Permit Matrix. The Consultant shall: • Research permits applicable to the Project and prepare all technical data and draft applications which may be necessary to obtain regulatory permits from state and local agencies, including the City, National Park Service, State of Nevada Division of State Parks and others as required. The City will sign all permit applications and pay application fees.
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Permit Matrix. Xxxxxxx will prepare a simple (1-3 pages) permit matrix in spreadsheet format outlining necessary permits, triggers, and estimated permit timelines for required permits associated with Option 1A. The permit matrix will be based on the project description and development footprint provided by the Client to determine potential impacts from Option 1A.
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