Report Frequency and Content Sample Clauses

Report Frequency and Content. EPA and PPG will work together to draft a report outline within ninety (90) days of the signature of this Agreement. To the extent possible and consistent with applicable regulations, the outline will be structured so that streamlining of reporting on voluntary activities could continue beyond the duration of this Agreement. The report will include, but not be limited to: Stakeholder activities; achieved milestones; important announcements; and, a schedule for activities through the next reporting period. Inclusion of all relevant information in one report will streamline reporting for the Project and make information about progress available on a reliable schedule in a consistent format.
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Report Frequency and Content. EPA, NS Mayport, XXX, Florida DEP, and Jacksonville will work together to draft a report outline within ninety (90) days of the signature of this Agreement. To the extent possible and consistent with applicable regulations, the outline will be structured so that streamlining of reporting on regulatory activities could continue beyond the duration of this Agreement. The report will include, but not be limited to: Stakeholder activities; achieved milestones; important announcements; and, a schedule for activities through the next reporting period. Inclusion of all relevant information in one report will streamline reporting for the Project and make information about progress available on a reliable schedule in a consistent format. During the first two (2) years of implementation, NS Mayport will also submit a written report at six month intervals. This semiannual report is intended to keep all Parties, including Stakeholder and regulatory agencies, well informed during the early stages of implementation. The semiannual report will be provided within six months of the signing of this agreement and subsequently thereafter on a biannual basis until all Parties listed below consent to revert to the sole submittal of an annual report. Reporting will then be reduced to an annual basis as described above. The semiannual report will be submitted to: the Administrator for EPA Region 4, the XXX Jacksonville District Engineer, the Secretary of Florida DEP, and the Mayor of Jacksonville.
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