Responsible Entities. 1. The Certifying Officer of a Responsible Entity that has assumed HUD’s environmental review responsibilities as provided by 24 CFR 58.4 and signed this Agreement shall conduct the Section 106 review in accordance with this Agreement as the Agency Official.
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Responsible Entities. Shall be those individuals or entities responsible for the successful implementation of a three-year maintenance program, for monitoring maintenance procedures and site performance, or for providing interim and final approval of the habitat mitigation program, and shall include the: OC Waste & Recycling Biological Resources Monitor OC Waste & Recycling Landfill Staff Native Plant Habitat Management & Maintenance Contractor Resource Agencies OC Waste & Recycling Biological Resources Monitor (BRM): Is responsible for monitoring site conditions and maintenance activities within all native habitat sites, and for facilitating compliance with project performance standards. The BRM shall serve as the day-to-day contact regarding mitigation site status and the implementation of site remedial measures. The BRM shall be responsible for monitoring maintenance activities, site conditions, and site performance, identifying appropriate remedial measures in coordination with the Contractor and OC Waste & Recycling Landfill Staff, and for facilitating compliance with the resource agency permit requirements. The BRM shall also be responsible for coordinating with the Contractor, the County Biological Resources Monitor OC Waste & Recycling Landfill Staff and the Resource Agencies regarding site status. The BRM shall attend, as appropriate, all onsite meetings during all maintenance procedures.
Responsible Entities. The City of Portland will serve as the lead agency and provide overall project management responsibilities, review technical reports and related materials, and facilitate stakeholder and project management team meetings and meetings with key interest groups. The City of Portland will also coordinate with its regional partners to provide consultant with relevant transportation data and background materials and related data and permitting information for over-dimensional truck movements. The project consultant will conduct the technical planning and engineering analysis and cost estimates and final report preparation. The consultant will also participate in all stakeholder and interest group activities to provide technical support as specified in the Statement of Work. A Project Management Team (PMT) shall be formed and consist of the following lead agencies and partners: • City of Portland Bureau of Transportation - Lead Agency/Project Manager • Metro - Partner agency • Clackamas County - Partner agency • Washington County - Partner agency • Multnomah County – Partner agency • Oregon Department of Transportation - Partner agency Expectations about Written and Graphic Deliverables CONSULTANT shall provide one electronic copy of all deliverables. All written and graphic products must be provided in MS Word and PDF format and be reproducible in hardcopy as handouts for broad distribution in black and white without loss of clarity. Where hard copy deliverables are required in this scope of work, ten (10) copies are required unless otherwise noted. All written deliverables must be professionally written and include the project name, a title that refers to the contract deliverable, draft number, subtask number and date of preparation. All draft written deliverables shall be provided in an editable file format compatible with MS Office 2007 and include redline/strikeout format as drafts are revised. Final written deliverables must also be provided in an editable format compatible with MS Office 2007. All map deliverables shall be provided in both PDF and ESRI-compatible format (shape file, coverage, or geo database), or other acceptable format determined by Agency (in consultation with the PMT). The spatial reference system must be NAD83 XXXX, Oregon State Plane North. Maps must include details necessary to ensure usability, including but not limited to MPO limits, Urban Growth Boundaries, street names, relevant environmental and cultural features, legend, and dat...
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Responsible Entities. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship of the Argentine Republic and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federative Republic of Brazil, through their consular affairs sections, will be responsible for implementing this Memorandum of Understanding.
Responsible Entities shall be those individuals or entities, respectively, responsible for the successful implementation of the maintenance program, for monitoring maintenance procedures and site performance, or for providing interim and final approval of the habitat mitigation program, as set forth and described below, and shall include the: • OCWR Biologist • Conservancy • Resource Agencies
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