Use of Settlement in New Project License and Section 4(e) Conditions Sample Clauses

Use of Settlement in New Project License and Section 4(e) Conditions. 31 3.1 Protection, Mitigation, and Enhancement Measures Recommended to be 32 Included in New Project License. Subject to Paragraphs 3.2 and 3.3, the Parties 33 respectfully request that FERC accept and incorporate, without material modification, as 34 license articles all of the PM&E measures stated in Appendix A of this Settlement. 35 Subject to the same limitation, the Parties further request that FERC not include in the 36 New Project License articles that are inconsistent with this Settlement, except as may be 37 necessary to enable FERC to ascertain and monitor Licensee’s compliance with the 38 conditions of the New Project License and its rules and regulations under the FPA. 39 40 3.2 Protection, Mitigation, and Enhancement Measures Recommended to be 41 Included in Section 4(e) Conditions. The Parties respectfully request that FS accept and 42 incorporate, without material modification, as Section 4(e) Conditions all relevant PM&E 43 measures stated in Appendix A of this Settlement that are within the FS’s jurisdiction 44 under FPA Section 4(e). The Parties further request that FS not include in its Section 4(e) 45 Conditions, any requirements that are inconsistent with this Settlement. FS agrees to 46 propose as Section 4(e) Conditions on Resolved Subjects the PM&E measures stated in 1 Appendix A of this Settlement which it determines are within its jurisdiction to prescribe 2 as Section 4(e) Conditions, except to the extent that any changes result from analysis 3 under NEPA, National Forest Management Act, and any other applicable law or
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