Potential Future Restrictions to Mitigate Potential Conflicts with Sand Resources Sample Clauses

Potential Future Restrictions to Mitigate Potential Conflicts with Sand Resources. Potential bidders are advised that BOEM has identified sand resource areas in aliquots offshore the Gulf of Maine (MMIS Application xxxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxx/BOEMMMIS). OCS sand resource areas are composed of sand deposits found on or below the surface of the OCS seabed. There is potential for sand resources to exist in other areas in the Gulf of Maine not currently identified in aliquots. If it is determined that accessible and significant OCS sand resources may be impacted by a proposed activity, BOEM may require potential bidders to undertake measures deemed economically, environmentally, and technically feasible to protect the resources to the maximum extent practicable, including minimizing, avoiding, and mitigating impact to these resources. Measures may include modification of proposed transmission corridor locations if warranted. Neither BOEM nor the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement will approve future requests for in-place decommissioning of submarine cables in sand resource areas unless BOEM has determined that the submarine cables do not unduly interfere with other uses of the OCS, specifically sand resource use.
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Potential Future Restrictions to Mitigate Potential Conflicts with Sand Resources. Potential bidders are advised that BOEM has developed sand resource areas in aliquots offshore the Mid Atlantic (MMIS Application (xxxxx://xxxx.xxx.xxx/BOEMMMIS/)). OCS sand resource areas are composed of sand deposits found on or below the surface of the OCS seabed. If it is determined that significant OCS sand resources may be impacted by a proposed activity, BOEM may require you to undertake measures deemed economically, environmentally, and technically feasible to protect the resources to the maximum extent practicable, including minimizing, avoiding, and mitigating impact to these resources. Measures may include modification of proposed transmission corridor locations. There is potential for sand resources to exist in aliquots not currently identified. BOEM and/or BSEE will not approve future requests for in-place decommissioning of cables in sand resource areas unless BOEM’s Marine Minerals Program has determined that the cable corridor does not unduly interfere with other uses of the OCS, specifically sand resource use.
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