SCOPING WORK PRIORITIES Sample Clauses

SCOPING WORK PRIORITIES. A. The DOE agrees to use, as appropriate, the proced ures set forth in Appendix F (Prioritization of Environmental Restoration Tasks). These proced ures shall be used prioritize the sites listed in Appendix C (RCRA/CERCLA Units List) for RFI/RI Phase I and Phase II activities implementation. The DOE shall submit to the EPA and SCDHEC a Revision.0 Appendix C which list sites accor ding to the priority established through the proced ures set forth in Appendix F by October 1 of each fiscal year, beginning with fiscal year 1994, which will prioritize FY+2 and beyond RFI/RI activities. The EPA and SCDHEC shall review and comment on such priority listing within one hundred and twenty (120) days of receipt. The Appendix C listing will be revised in response to these comments, if necessary, and DOE will submit a Revision.1 Appendix C according to the requirements of Subsection G of Section XXII (Review/Comment on Documents). The Parties agree to finalize Appendix C in accor dance with the provisions of Subsection I of Section XXII (Review /Comment on Documents) to the Agreement.
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SCOPING WORK PRIORITIES. A. The DOE agrees to use the procedures set forth in Appendix G to this Agreement as the primary tool in establishing priorities annually for implementing the work required under this Agreement. The establishment of priorities under this Agreement shall be coordinated with the schedules and milestones for corrective action contained in the DOE's RCRA permit(s) and outstanding administrative orders and consent agreements entered into between the DOE and TDEC and/or EPA.
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SCOPING WORK PRIORITIES. DOE agrees to establish a basis for prioritizing response actions with the input and consultation of EPA and KNREPC, and to document the prioritization criteria in the annual SMP. The SMP prioritization criteria shall be used to prioritize the investigatory activities required for the Potential OUs and CS OUs identified in the annual SMP, and for identifying and implementing response actions. The D1 annual SMP shall identify the priorities by ranking the Potential OUs and CS OUs according to the prioritization criteria. The D1 annual SMP shall include a list of commitments and long-term projections, developed in a manner consistent with the prioritization described herein, which identify the submittal dates for deliverables that correspond to work activities for FY+1 and FY+2, and any enforceable outyear commitments, ROD issuance dates for FY+1 and FY+2, ROD issuance target dates by fiscal year quarters for FY+3 and beyond for all Potential, CS and RA OUs defined pursuant to this Agreement. DOE, KNREPC and EPA agree that the dates for FY+3 RODs and beyond will be nonenforceable and used by all Parties for planning purposes and to develop an understanding of the resource needs that the implementation and oversight of the environmental restoration activities will require. However, the outyear completion dates for the surface and ground water OUs shall be considered enforceable timetables and deadlines in accordance with the provisions of Subsection C (Timetables and Deadlines) of this Section. Commitments for FY+1 and FY+2 shall become current FY commitments in accordance with the provisions of Subsection C (Timetables and Deadlines) of this Section.
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