Indirect impacts definition

Indirect impacts means adverse effects to significant sage-grouse habitat that are caused by or will ultimately result from an affected development activity. Indirect impacts usually occur later in time or are removed in distance compared to direct effects.

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Indirect impacts means effects which are caused by the project that occur farther removed in distance from the project, but are still reasonably foreseeable. Indirect impacts may include related effects on air and water and other natural systems, including ecosystems, and other adverse environmental impacts that may be a consequence of the project.

Indirect impacts means business has had no or highly limited access to premises, equipment and/or stock as a result of flooding, restricted access to customers and suppliers and suffered significant loss of trade;

Examples of Indirect impacts in a sentence

• Indirect impacts are temporary and do not directly kill or injure the fish.

• Indirect impacts to killer whales may result if their prey base is affected by the proposed actions.

• Indirect impacts to historic properties and resources of cultural importance due to visual intrusions, access restrictions during construction, and noise increase during construction would be less than significant as they would be intermittent and temporary.

• Indirect impacts and effects from such events and/or causes at remote 17 locations and times are not intended to be included as “acts of God” or an event of 18 Force Majeure under this Section 11.09.

• Indirect impacts to historic properties and resources of cultural importance due to visual intrusions and noise-level increase from training would be less than significant.

• Impacts on heritage resources are defined as changes to, loss of, or pressures on the following: • Historic property • Archaeological resources, including burial sites • An aesthetically important site • Culturally significant sites Indirect impacts may include the devaluation of the land as a social artifact, a cultural symbol, an educational tool, and/or a spiritual reservoir.

• Indirect impacts on prey Assessment is based on the MDS presented in Chapter 10: Fish and Shellfish Ecology.

• Indirect impacts to resources of cultural importance such as Laguna Sanhalom due to contamination by munitions in the northern High Hazard Impact Area would be less than significant due to the implementation of best management practices associated with a Range Training Area Management Plan (see Section 4.11.2, Resource Management Measures).

• Indirect impacts (e.g., impacts on food resources) are more difficult to quantify.

• These arise from: • Direct impacts of DTC and ABP spending; • Indirect impacts of DTC and ABP spending; and • Induced impacts through spending by DTC and ABP employees, etc.

More Definitions of Indirect impacts

Indirect impacts means effects which that are caused by the project and that occur farther removed in distance from the project outside the jurisdictional limits of the wetland, but are still reasonably foreseeable to have an impact on the wetland. Indirect impacts may include related effects on air and water and other natural systems, including ecosystems, and other adverse environmental impacts that may be a consequence of the project.

Indirect impacts means impacts caused by or the result of an action, which occur later in time or farther removed in distance from the action, but are still reasonably foreseeable, and which affect and diminish the ability for sage grouse to shelter, feed, or breed.

Indirect impacts. Indirect effects are caused by the action but are later in time or farther removed in distance and are still reasonably foreseeable. Indirect effects may include growth- inducing effects and other effects related to induced changes in the pattern of land use, population density or growth rate, and related effects on air and water and other natural systems, including ecosystems. Activities that occur from implementation of the proposed action would not effect this change, but would enable change to occur, or change would occur later in time, or farther in distance than the actions (OPNAV-M-5090.1 10 5.18.b).