Common use of Project Constraints Clause in Contracts

Project Constraints. Include in the Proposal a description of any potential project constraints that may impact the ability to carry out the Wetland Replacement Project, and mitigation strategies to address those constraints. Constraints may include, but are not limited to, the following: • poor suitability of soils or limiting soil conditions; • water quality issues; • presence of historical resources; • presence of Noxious or Prohibited Noxious weeds (as defined by the Xxxxxxx Xxxx Control Act); • presence of sensitive species; • third party interests, such as pipelines, transmission lines, dispositions, public interest, etc.; • presence of xxxxx, dugouts, existing Water Act authorizations or other water bodies that may impact downstream landowners; • floodplains, floodways or other flooding considerations; • federal lands, Native Reserve lands or Settlements; • any additional authorizations or approvals required; or • structures requiring operation or regular maintenance (e.g. control gates).

Project Constraints. Include in the Proposal a description of any potential project constraints that may impact the ability to carry out the Wetland Replacement Project, and mitigation strategies to address those constraints. Constraints may include, but are not limited to, the following: •  poor suitability of soils or limiting soil conditions; •  water quality issues; •  presence of historical resources; •  presence of Noxious or Prohibited Noxious weeds (as defined by the Xxxxxxx Xxxx Control Act); •  presence of sensitive species; •  third party interests, such as pipelines, transmission lines, dispositions, public interest, etc.; •  presence of xxxxx, dugouts, existing Water Act authorizations or other water bodies that may impact downstream landowners; •  floodplains, floodways or other flooding considerations; •  federal lands, Native Reserve lands or Settlements; •  any additional authorizations or approvals required; or •  structures requiring operation or regular maintenance (e.g. control gates).; or  any other constraint not listed above

Project Constraints. Include in the Proposal a description of any potential project constraints that may impact the ability to carry out the Wetland Replacement Project, and mitigation strategies to address those constraints. Constraints may include, but are not limited to, the following: • poor suitability of soils or limiting soil conditions; • water quality issues; • presence of historical resources; • presence of Noxious or Prohibited Noxious weeds (as defined by the Xxxxxxx Xxxx Control Act); • presence of sensitive species; • third party interests, such as pipelines, transmission lines, dispositions, public interest, etc.; • presence of xxxxx, dugouts, existing Water Act authorizations or other water bodies that may impact downstream landowners; • floodplains, floodways or other flooding considerations; • federal lands, Native Reserve lands or Settlements; • any additional authorizations or approvals required; or • structures requiring operation or regular maintenance (e.g. control gates).; or • any other constraint not listed above