PURPOSE OF PHASE I FINAL PROJECT AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

PURPOSE OF PHASE I FINAL PROJECT AGREEMENT. The purpose of this document is to formalize an agreement between the parties on the project’s scope, time frame, and stakeholder involvement . Because the potential regulatory flexibility will remain unknown until the completion of the first phase of the project, addendum to the FPA may be added in the future. This document represents the first phase (the “umbrella FPA”) and establishes the fundamental criteria for establishing and evaluating the existing health of Xxxxxxxx Inlet so that the parties will be satisfied that the proper background information has been obtained in order to make decisions upon proposed regulatory flexibility. Implementation and process improvement will be addressed in Phase II. This umbrella FPA does not describe or propose any specific regulatory flexibility. Requests for regulatory flexibility will be addressed when PSNS and the stakeholders identify instances where such regulatory flexibility is needed and negotiate addenda with EPA and WDOE. Subsequent phases of the FPA development will appear as separately negotiated and signed addenda to this umbrella FPA. These addenda will be submitted by PSNS and the stakeholders specifying those media for which flexibility from regulations or policies is needed. The parties and the stakeholders will work collaboratively to make these determinations. Each addendum will identify the proposed regulatory flexibility recommended by PSNS and the stakeholders; identify the superior environmental performance expected to be gained by extending regulatory flexibility; and the process necessary to evaluate the effectiveness of any proposed regulatory flexibility. All media-specific addenda developed subsequent to this umbrella FPA will be made available for public comment as part of the stakeholder involvement process. While this Agreement is between PSNS, EPA, and WDOE, the parties recognize the significant role played by the stakeholders including various natural resource trustees, the City of Bremerton, the City of Port Orchard, the Suquamish Tribe, environmental and public interest groups, and individual citizens.
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