SEPA Checklist Sample Clauses

SEPA Checklist. Upload the checklist, or other documentation for projects considered exempt from SEPA review, to EAGL and notify ECOLOGY when official comment period begins.
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SEPA Checklist. 1. Prepare and submit draft SEPA checklist and revise the document as necessary before preparing final documents for Agency processing. Agency to provide threshold determination and publish determination as may be required.
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SEPA Checklist. A completed SEPA checklist for the proposed master planned development shall be submitted; provided, that the city may require that additional technical studies and/or an environmental impact statement be completed.
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SEPA Checklist. A. Modify the SEPA Checklist to include added improvements on the cul-de-sacs.
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SEPA Checklist. Prepare a SEPA checklist for the Plan. Provide draft SEPA checklist for City review. Incorporate comments and provide final SEPA checklist.
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SEPA Checklist. RECIPIENT will prepare a SEPA checklist for an ASR pilot test. Within the limits of time and budget, the SEPA checklist will cover operation of an ASR program to support a groundwater reservoir water right application under Task 5.3. The lead entity for evaluating the SEPA checklist is the RECIPIENT.
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SEPA Checklist. The Consultant will draft a SEPA checklist from available information and from documents prepared under this scope. The SEPA Checklist will be drafted by the Consultant concurrent with 60% design completion and provided to the Client • The City will internally submit and process the SEPA checklist for SEPA review • Public notice requirements will be conducted by others • No meetings are assumed for this task • SEPA related review fees (if any) will be paid by the City • A SEPA determination of DNS or MDNS is assumed and the determination will not be appealed Deliverables: • Draft and final SEPA checklist for City use
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SEPA Checklist. The Consultant will prepare a draft and final SEPA checklist for City use at the 60% design level inclusive of NEPA discipline memos and related project documents under this scope of work as supporting information. Assumptions: • SEPA determination will result in a DS or MDNS. • City will provide one (1) consolidated review on the draft checklist prior to being finalized by the Consultant. • City will address SEPA public notice requirements. • SEPA will not be appealed. Deliverables: • Draft and final SEPA checklist. • Correspondence via email.
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