Responsibilities Regarding Environmental Studies Sample Clauses

Responsibilities Regarding Environmental Studies. Developer shall be responsible for conducting continuing environmental studies based on the Environmental Approvals and Schematic Design. Developer shall be responsible for conducting environmental studies and re-evaluations caused by actions not identified in the Environmental Approvals, actions not covered specifically by existing resource agency coordination, or incorporation of Additional Properties into the Project. Developer shall be responsible for all coordination of environmental studies with appropriate Governmental Entities, except where TxDOT has agreements with Governmental Entities to perform such coordination. Currently, TxDOT is coordinating permits with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Section 10 and Section 404 of the Clean Water Act) with Section 401 Water Quality Certification from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), and the U.S. Coast Guard (Section 9 of the Rivers and Harbors Act). TxDOT anticipates that preliminary Approvals of these permits will be in place at the time of the issuance of the EIS ROD. The Developer shall be responsible for submittal of the final design and any design modifications or change in permit conditions to each of the regulatory agencies for Approval. Developer shall be responsible for any and all mitigation requirements and commitments as defined in the EIS ROD, Permits, and Agreements.
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Responsibilities Regarding Environmental Studies. The Developer, with possible support from TxDOT as indicated in Book 2, shall be responsible for conducting continuing environmental studies based on the Project approved NEPA document and Project schematic. The Developer, with the possible support from TxDOT as indicated in Book 2, shall be responsible for conducting environmental studies and re-evaluations caused by actions not identified in the Environmental Approvals, actions not covered specifically by existing resource agency coordination, or incorporation of Additional Properties into the Project. The Developer shall be responsible for all coordination of environmental studies with appropriate Governmental Entities, except where TxDOT has agreements with Governmental Entities to perform such coordination.
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