Provisions for Development and Modification of the AMP Sample Clauses

Provisions for Development and Modification of the AMP. As required by SA 302, PSE developed the AMP in consultation with the RRG and specifically the USDA-FS. PSE distributed the draft AMP to the RRG for a 30-day formal review per SA 302 requirements on March 31, 2010. PSE will incorporate RRG review comments into a second draft to be submitted to the FERC. Any RRG comments that necessitate revisions to the plan will be reflected in this second draft of the AMP. PSE will finalize the AMP upon FERC review and acceptance. Potential future modifications to the AMP will be made only by PSE in collaboration with the RRG and with the approval of FERC. Any member of the RRG may propose a modification to the AMP per the license implementation and decision-making process described in SA 601. If the RRG adopts a plan modification, PSE will be responsible for filing the modified plan with FERC for formal review and approval. The plan will continue to be implemented without the proposed modification until FERC approves the modified plan.
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  • CHANGE ORDERS AND AMENDMENTS A. Any alterations, additions, or deletions to the terms of this Agreement, which are required by changes in federal or state law or by regulations, are automatically incorporated without written amendment hereto, and shall become effective on the date designated by such law or by regulation.

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