Regulatory Permitting. These tasks may include various components of the permitting process, or may involve the completion of all steps necessary to obtain certain regulatory permits for specific Public Utilities Department projects. This task may include the preparation of necessary permit application packages and any required meetings with the agencies to obtain the permits.
Regulatory Permitting. The DESIGNER shall provide all necessary permitting and regulatory work required to obtain the necessary regulatory approvals related to the pipeline installation. These shall include, but are not limited to: Sediment and Erosion Control Permits, USACE Jurisdictional Determinations and Permits, plan review by the Public Water Supply Section, NCDOT Encroachment Agreements, 401/404 wetland and buffer permits, Watershed Classifications, and all other approvals required to construct the project. The DESIGNER is responsible for conducting any studies, field work, and creating any document, map, or drawing that is required. The DESIGNER shall also fill out any applications, allow the OWNER ample time to sign or otherwise approve the submittal of the application, and then submit or deliver the application package on behalf of the OWNER. The various permitting tasks shall be itemized in the proposal and in Attachment D.
Regulatory Permitting a. The Project shall comply with the requirements of all federal, state, and local laws. Depending on the Preferred Design Alternative, the following table provides a summary of potential project stakeholders that will be coordinated with by the A-E. A-E will be the primary point-of-contact with the regulatory entities. The OCPW shall support A-E’s negotiations with stakeholders of Project conditions, constraints, and minimization impacts to the public. AGENCY PROJECT NEXUS City of Xxxx Point Local Coastal Program General Plan Conformation Plans and Specifications Approval CA Coastal Commission Coastal Development Permit Xxxx Point Harbor Right-of-Way Needs
Regulatory Permitting. Design Build Entity shall determine the final impacts to State waters following the final design of the project. Should impacts occur to State waters, Design Build Entity shall coordinate with the Regional Water Quality Control Board to verify a Section 401 Water Quality Certification and/or Waste Discharge Requirements are required for the project. If determined a certification is required, Design Build Entity shall submit and process the 401 to completion. Any compensatory mitigation outlined by the agency is also responsibility of Design Build Entity to incorporate into the mitigation plan and implement for the project.
Regulatory Permitting. Should jurisdictional features be noted during the baseline surveys, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will coordinate with California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) on behalf of the City. Xxxxxxx Xxxxx will prepare and process a notification submittal package for a CDFW Section 1602 Streambed Alteration Agreement (SAA) pursuant to the California Fish and Wildlife Code.
