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PSEG Long Island has complied. 20. Prior to filing the EM&CP, the Certificate Holder shall contact the NYSDEC Region 1 Natural Resources Supervisor, NYS Natural Heritage Program and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (“USFWS”) to check for any updates or changes of known threatened or endangered plant or animal species, or special concern species listed in New York, (collectively, “RTE” species) or habitat or Significant Natural Communities in the Project area.
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 21. Deviations from the certified centerline shall be allowed for appropriate environmental or engineering reasons, except where a conflict with an explicit provision of the Certificate would be created.
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 24. The Certificate Holder shall not commence construction of any portion of the Project, the preparation of the site for the construction of any portion of the Project, or any proceedings under the Eminent Domain Procedure Law (“EDPL”) to acquire property rights with respect to any portion of the Project until the Commission has approved the EM&CP for such portion of the Project. To calculate the three-year period for acquisition of property pursuant to the EDPL, the date of Commission approval of the EM&CP covering the affected parcel shall be regarded as the date on which this Article VII proceeding was completed. Surveying, soils testing and such other activities as are necessary for preparation of the final design plans for the Project do not constitute the construction of any portion of the Project or the preparation of the site for the construction of any portion of the Project.
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 28. A certificate of service evidencing service of the EM&CP Filing Notice as required above shall be filed with the Secretary within 7 business days after the time the proposed EM&CP is filed, and shall be a condition precedent to approval of the EM&CP. When available, proof of publication of the newspaper notice(s) of filing the proposed EM&CP, including a copy of such notice, shall be filed with the Secretary.
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 2. If the Certificate Holder decides not to commence construction of any portion of the Facility, it shall so notify the Secretary in writing within 30 days of making such decision and shall serve a copy of such notice upon all parties in the same manner and at the same time as it files with the Secretary.
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 23. The EM&CP shall identify any water withdrawal activities that the Certificate Holder anticipates will be regulated pursuant to 6 NYCRR §§ 601.3 and 601.6. The EM&CP shall also provide the information outlined in 6 NYCRR § 601.10 for any such activities. Prior to commencement of such activities, DPS Staff, in consultation with NYSDEC, will determine whether to recommend that the Commission impose any conditions or restrictions on such activities. Such determination will be based on the substantive portions of the following regulations: 6 NYCRR§§ 601.11, 601.12, 601.16, 601.19, and 601.20.
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 26. Contemporaneously with filing and serving the proposed EM&CP, the Certificate Holder shall disseminate, in the manner specified below, a written notice, in language reasonably understandable to the average person, that the proposed EM&CP has been filed (the “EM&CP Filing Notice”):
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 27. The EM&CP Filing Notice shall contain, at a minimum, the following:
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PSEG Long Island has complied. 23. The EM&CP shall identify any water withdrawal activities that the Certificate Holder
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