Common use of Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact Clause in Contracts

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT RAMP OF MONTANA or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT MISSOULA FOOD BANK or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT WORD or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT GARDEN CITY HARVEST or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT MISSOULA AGING SERVICES or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT PARTNERSHIP HEALTH CENTER or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT WOMEN’S OPPORTUNITY & RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, INC. or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT WMMHC or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT HRC or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT YWCA OF MISSOULA or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT HOMEWORD or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT WOMEN’S OPPORTUNITY & RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, INC. or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-cost- effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT THE YWCA OF MISSOULA or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT AWARDEE or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.

Termination Due to Adverse Environmental Impact. This Award Agreement will terminate at the conclusion of the environmental review process if SUBRECIPIENT the Awardee or the City determines that the project would have a significant adverse impact on the quality of the human environment and that this impact cannot be avoided or sufficiently mitigated by reasonable, cost-effective means.