Baseline Condition definition

Baseline Condition means the condition at the time of the damage of the natural resources and services that would have existed had the environmental damage not occurred, estimated on the basis of the best information available;

Baseline Condition of the Terminals has the meaning specified in Section 7.2.

Baseline Condition means the condition or conditions that would have existed at the area of assessed damages had the release of hazardous material not occurred.

Examples of Baseline Condition in a sentence

• Other than those disclosed in the Baseline Condition Report, no new utility systems or facilities are permitted without the prior approval of the Easement Holder under the provisions of section 7.6 of this Easement.

• We first present results from the Baseline Condition in subsection 5.1 and then from the Nudge Treatment in subsection 5.2. For expositional reasons, we first present differences in performance between principle-based and rule-based agree- ments.

• Seller shall not be responsible for any Environmental Condition, whether or not identified as part of the Baseline Condition.

• Potential Impacts are associated with changes in the difference between probabilities of occurrence for specific resource issues under study when comparing the No Action Alternative/ Baseline Condition to that of the Preferred Alternative.

• The No Action Alternative/ Baseline Condition and the five action alternatives are described below.

More Definitions of Baseline Condition

Baseline Condition means the condition or conditions that would

Baseline Condition means the condition or conditions that would have existed at the area of assessed damages had the release of hazardous material at or from the facility in question not occurred.

Baseline Condition means any and all environmental conditions, including levels of hazardous materials, of, at or related to the Properties as established by the reports listed in, or the items disclosed on, Schedule 2.14 hereof; or

Baseline Condition where used in respect of any waters, means those waters in the condition they would be in if they contained the ambient contaminant levels which existed in those waters, on the Date of Transfer or, at the Participant’s election but subject to the approval of the Chief Executive (which shall not be withheld unless the Chief Executive has reasonable grounds for believing that the ambient

Baseline Condition means population estimates and distribution or habitat characteristics across the Enrolled Property that currently (as of the date of this Agreement) sustains seasonal or permanent use by the Covered Species at the time a conservation benefit agreement is executed by the Service and the property owner, or by a programmatic permit holder and the property owner, under 50 CFR §§ 17.22(c) and 17.32(c), as applicable, and as more particularly described in Section 4 of this Agreement.

Baseline Condition means the status prior to damage to natural resources and natural resource services.

Baseline Condition shall have the meaning set forth in Article 2, Subsection 104.2.