Reportable Interim Projects Sample Clauses

Reportable Interim Projects. The Local Agencies proposing to undertake or approve an interim project will notify the Wildlife Agencies pursuant to section 6.6.2 about Reportable Interim Projects that have the potential to adversely impact proposed Covered Species and natural communities within the Planning Area.
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Reportable Interim Projects. The Local Agencies will notify the Wildlife Agencies pursuant to section
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Reportable Interim Projects. Proposed development or construction projects, whether conducted by a Member Agency or requiring permits from a Member Agency, that are located in the Planning Area shall be reported as described in section II of this Exhibit, “Notification Process” if they meet all of the following criteria: • A determination has been made by the Member Agency, on or after the effective date of this Agreement, that the proposed project is not exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act; and • the proposed project is located in the “Reportable Area” shown in Exhibit D and further explained in section IV of this Exhbit. Examples of reportable interim projects include, but are not limited to: • Residential, commercial, and industrial developments requiring an initial study; • Rural residential projects (“ranchettes”) located within the “Reportable Area” indicated on Exhibit D; • Road construction, road widening, and bridge construction; • New pipelines and treatment plants; • Construction of new recreational facilities; and • Communications services projects such as cellular phone antennas. Examples of non-reportable interim projects include, but are not limited to: • Residential, commercial, and industrial developments not requiring an initial study; • Residential, commercial, and industrial developments not located in the “Reportable Area” indicated in Exhibit D; • Projects only requiring a building permit; • Projects that only require permits from the Contra Costa County Department of Agriculture; • Applications for construction of a second unit on a lot with an existing single family home; and • Road and infrastructure maintenance.
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Reportable Interim Projects. ‌ The Applicant reviews its proposed projects and activities to promote compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local regulations. Based on project scope, Applicant’s internal review will include activities such as evaluating the environmental impacts of projects and activities that involve ground disturbance, removal of vegetation, off-road travel, installation of new infrastructure, work within areas covered by an existing Incidental Take Permit(s), work on federal leases, or work in areas with known occurrences of listed or sensitive species. The Applicant’s proposed projects and activities are also potentially subject to review and approval by federal, state, and local agencies, including, but not limited to, the Wildlife Agencies, CalGEM, the Bureau of Land Management, the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, the San Xxxxxxx Valley Air Pollution Control District, the County of Fresno, the County of Xxxx, and the County of Kings. The Applicant will notify the Wildlife Agencies pursuant to Section 6.6.2 of all projects proposed during the Interim Period that have the potential to adversely impact Covered Species and natural communities or conflict with the preliminary conservation objectives contained in Section 5 of this Planning Agreement. The Applicant will also notify the Wildlife Agencies pursuant to Section 6.6.2 regarding all proposed new development such as construction of new oil and gas xxxxx, pipelines, roads, electrical power lines, or other infrastructure and facilities that are located outside of established CalGEM Oil Field Administrative Boundaries, as these projects have the potential to conflict with the conservation objectives of the Plan. The proposed projects Applicant is required to notify Wildlife Agencies about pursuant to this paragraph are collectively referred to as “Reportable Interim Projects.” The Wildlife Agencies will review Reportable Interim Projects consistent with Section 6.6.3, and the Parties will coordinate regularly with respect to Reportable Interim Projects consistent with Section 6.6.4.
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