Common use of Preliminary Technical Determination Review Process Clause in Contracts

Preliminary Technical Determination Review Process. (1) A preliminary technical determination becomes final 30 calendar days after the participant receives the decision unless— (i) The participant files a written request asking for review of the adverse preliminary technical determination. The appeal is considered filed when the appropriate official, as indicated in the adverse decision notice, has received the participant’s request. The participant may request either of the following review processes: · Reconsideration with a field visit, office visit, or other designated location meeting site. · Mediation (See subpart B, section 510.10 (I), and subpart E.). (ii) The participant submits a written request to the State Conservationist to waive his or her preliminary reconsideration and review rights in order to obtain immediate finality of the technical determination. Upon approval of the waiver request, the participant will be granted those appeal rights available for a final technical determination. (See section 510.12.) (2) State Conservationist may grant expedited finality to those requests that address application needs or resource issues immediately (i.e., wetland restoration) for the determined area. The State Conservationist will provide written notification of approval of waiver and grant those appeal rights available for a final technical determination.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Cooperative Agreement, Cooperative Agreement, Cooperative Agreement

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