Less Intensive Verification definition

Less Intensive Verification means, for the purposes of this article, the offset verification services provided in interim years between full verifications of an Offset Project Data Report; less intensive verification of an Offset Project Data Report only requires data checks and document reviews of an Offset Project Data Report based on the analysis and risk assessment in the most current sampling plan developed as part of the most recent full offset verification services. This level of verification may only be used if the offset verifier can provide findings with a reasonable level of assurance.
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Less Intensive Verification means the verification services provided in interim years between full verifications; less intensive verification only requires data checks on an operator’s emissions data report based on the most current sampling plan developed as part of the most current full verification services.
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Less Intensive Verification means, for the purposes of this article, the offset verification services provided in interim years between full verifications of an Offset Project Data Report; less intensive verification
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More Definitions of Less Intensive Verification

Less Intensive Verification means, for the purposes of this chapter, the offset verification services provided in interim years between full offset verifications of an Offset Project Data Report; less intensive verification of an Offset Project Data Report only requires data checks and document reviews of an Offset Project Data Report based on the analysis and
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Less Intensive Verification means the verification services provided in interim years between full verifications; less intensive verification does not require a site visit, and only requires data checks and document reviews of a submitted report based on the analysis and risk assessment in the most current sampling plan developed as part of the most current full verification services. This level of verification may only be used if the verifier can provide findings with a reasonable level of assurance.
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Less Intensive Verification means all verification services required for full verification, except for site visit(s) as described under OAR 340-272-0420, and only requiring data checks and document reviews based on the analysis and risk assessment in the most recent sampling plan developed as part of the most current full verification.
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Less Intensive Verification means all verification services as described under OAR 340-272-0300(1), excluding site visit(s) as described under OAR 340-272-0420, and only requiring data checks and document reviews based on the analysis and risk assessment in the most recent sampling plan developed as part of the most current full verification.
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Less Intensive Verification means the verification services provided in interim years between full verifications; less intensive verification only requires risk assessment and data checks on an owner or operator's emissions data report based on the most current sampling plan developed as part of the most current full verification services. This level of verification may only be used if the verifier can provide findings with a reasonable level of assurance.
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