Public Consultation Sample Clauses
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Public Consultation. The Contractor will participate in a supporting role in BC Hydro’s public consultation program which will include:
(a) providing a contact to take public inquiries, relay inquiries to BC Hydro and assisting BC Hydro in its responses to those inquiries;
(b) providing information for public and stakeholder Site interpretive displays/wayward signage, so that BC Hydro and the Contractor can design the map/diagrams/words to BC Hydro’s corporate standards. The Contractor will print/develop the displays and then place them at the Site;
(c) attending, with representatives of BC Hydro, public meetings, other small or large group meetings, municipal council and local government presentations, Aboriginal group meetings, and such other meetings as BC Hydro deems necessary or desirable;
(d) providing personnel (i.e., Communications Manager) experienced in making public consultation presentations in a support role;
(e) performing the Work in compliance with the Supporting Role Construction Communications Plan; and
(f) revising and submitting to Hydro’s Representative for Review an updated Supporting Role Construction Communication Plan as required to reflect any changes to the Work, and in any event annually. The Contractor will not implement any proposed revisions or updates to the Supporting Role Construction Communication Plan until the applicable revisions or updates have been submitted for Review and returned with an endorsement confirming that BC Hydro has no objection to the proposed revisions or updates in accordance with Schedule 5 [Submittals Procedure]. Compliance with the Supporting Role Construction Communications Plan will not relieve the Contractor of any of its duties, obligations or responsibilities under the Contract to perform the Work in accordance with the requirements of the Contract.
Public Consultation. Benefits to the Province, Village, First Nations, and residents
Public Consultation. The Council’s Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) sets out the requirement for developers to consult with the local community dependant on the nature of the proposals. In addition, there is a statutory requirement for the Council to notify local residents of development proposals in their area. The Council, in consultation with parish councils, has also prepared a Parish Protocol for planning consultation with parish and town councils. The protocol sets out the process of how the Council will engage with parish councils regarding the planning application process.
Public Consultation duration 6 weeks
Public Consultation. 7.1 The Licensee must give reasonable notice to all residents affected by the filming at and around the immediate vicinity of the Site in advance of the use of the Site and properly inform them of:
(a) the Permitted Times; and
(b) reasonable details of the scenes being filmed and the Permitted Use. A copy of any letter to residents must be submitted to and approved by the Council’s authorised officer prior to it being forwarded to residents. The Licensee must undertake and pay the costs of any additional public consultation required by the Council.
Public Consultation. 4.1 The Trust will assist and support the Managing Partner with public consultation and the answering of questions about the Trust and the Site, in a manner agreed with the Managing Partner.
Public Consultation. The Consultants shall prepare papers, briefing notes and presentation materials which will be required to conduct public consultation and to obtain the views of representatives of community groups, District Council/ Board members and relevant stakeholders.
Public Consultation. 2.9.1.1 Consultation exercise carried out include: • Meeting with Sha Tin District Council in June and July 2018, March 2021 • Meeting with ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Estate in August 2018; • Meeting with Sha Tin District Council Health and Environmental Committee in March 2019; • Meeting with Green Groups in July 2020 and July 2022; • A series of public engagement exercises (e.g. interviews, workshops and surveys) through the use of Design Thinking Approach between December 2020 to August 2021.
2.9.1.2 During the public inspection period of the Project Profile submitted for the Application of EIA Study Brief (No. PP-586/2019) in 2019, comments received were largely in favour of the Project, in particular, the proposed DWFI system and ecological enhancement are considered to be beneficial to the community. Members of the Sha Tin District Council, general public and green groups are supportive of the Project. Key findings and concerns obtained from public inspection period of the Project Profile and the public consultation meetings, as well as follow up actions taken are summarised in Table 2.3. Water quality issues and odour nuisance DWFI system and treatment wetland are proposed to intercept / polish polluted dry weather flows that are discharged from drainage outlets along both sides of TWN. Modification of channel bed downstream of TWN’s broad-crested ▇▇▇▇ at its confluence with ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ River near Man Lai Court to minimise the deposition of the silt brought by tidal influence due to uneven surface and flat gradient of the existing channel in front of the broad-crested ▇▇▇▇ is also proposed. With the abovementioned designs, the water quality and hygiene within the nullah would be improved and odour nuisance to the resident nearby would be alleviated. Promotion of water friendliness, access to nullah and public safety After revitalisation works, during non-rainy days, similar to the existing condition, the nullah bed of the engineering channel of TWN would be dry most of the time, except for the low flow channel in the middle. The main water body of TWN, i.e. the low flow channel, is considered not suitable for public access, physical contact / recreational uses for safety reasons. However, with the improved water quality, there is an opportunity to enhance user experience along TWN and hence promoting water friendliness culture. In order to facilitate public to better enjoy the view of the revitalised waterscape and ecological enhancement features (e.g. treatment wetland...
Public Consultation. The original research component of the community transport review included consultation in the form of a survey of clients, community professionals and resident focus groups.
Public Consultation. There will be a public consultation period that begins on the date of this publication and expires on July 3, 2017, at 4:15 p.m., local time.