Section 401 Certification Sample Clauses

Section 401 Certification a. If ODEQ preliminarily determines that the relicensing of the Project consistent with this Agreement will satisfy the CWA Requirements, ODEQ will provide public notice and opportunity to comment on a proposed revised Section 401 Certification decision consistent with this Agreement. With regard to any CWA Requirement issue, each Party will use reasonable efforts to support issuance of a revised Section 401 Certification consistent with this Agreement and, subject to Section 2.5 and ODEQ’s duties in Section 6.3 above, will not file comments or recommend conditions that are Inconsistent with this Agreement. b. If ODEQ issues a proposed revised Section 401 Certification that a Party believes is Inconsistent with this Agreement, the Parties will, within 20 days of issuance of public notice of the proposed revised Section 401 Certification, meet to determine if the proposed revised Section 401 Certification is Inconsistent with this Agreement. If, after such meeting, any Party determines that the proposed revised Section 401 Certification is Inconsistent with this Agreement, the Parties will address any such Inconsistency in accordance with Section 7 of this Agreement, as applicable. Notwithstanding any invocation of dispute resolution among the Parties, ODEQ reserves the right, as a result of consideration of public comment and any New Material Information, to issue a final revised Section 401 Certification decision Inconsistent with this Agreement. ODEQ will not issue the final revised Section 401 Certification decision until the Parties have addressed any Inconsistency between the proposed revised Section 401 Certification and this Agreement in accordance with Section 7, unless (i) issuance of the revised certification decision before completion of any dispute resolution invoked pursuant to Section 7 is necessary to avoid the revised certification being deemed waived under the CWA, (ii) EWEB has not withdrawn any then-pending amended certification application to the extent such an amended application is required, and (iii) ODEQ has determined that it cannot deny without prejudice, any EWEB then-pending amended certification application to the extent such an amended application is required. If ODEQ does issue a final revised Section 401 Certification decision that is Inconsistent with this Agreement, the Parties will address any such Inconsistency in accordance with Section 7 of this Agreement. c. At any time prior to issuance of a final revised Section 401...
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