Project Footprint definition

Project Footprint means the limits of all grading and ground disturbance, including landscaping, associated with a project.
Project Footprint means the actual footprint of the Project within the 811.3 acre Maximum Project Extent where the facility is planned to be located, as described in greater detail in Section 2.A.2 of the ASC.
Project Footprint means the area approved under an existing authorization, or the area under application for authorization under the Land Act;

Examples of Project Footprint in a sentence

  • Three sample plots will be evenly spaced within the pipeline construction footprint (minimum 5 m apart) and the fourth will be outside of the Project Footprint within the adjacent undisturbed habitat.

  • Through routing and siting, the Project Footprint has been reduced to the extent feasible.

  • For clarity, specific components of the Project Footprint are further described by Trans Mountain below.

  • The preferred pipeline corridor requires tunnel construction and does not support a trenched contingency option; therefore, an alternate trenched contingency alignment has been identified.Variances: as part of the Project Footprint update that occurred in December 2016, a number of route revisions located outside of the Project corridor were identified.

  • Information on the specific components of the Project Footprint as defined in Section 1.1 (temporary construction lands and infrastructure, pipeline construction footprint, reactivation, facilities, access roads, contingency alternate routes and variances) is provided below (note, the spatial area is not required for early draft critical habitat).


More Definitions of Project Footprint

Project Footprint means that portion of the Project Site within the 5,852-acres where the facility infrastructure is planned to be located, as described in greater detail in Section 2.A.2 of the ASC.
Project Footprint means that portion of the Sugar House Spur physically occupied by facilities and improvements required in the Baseline Project.
Project Footprint means the Project Disturbance Area and undeveloped areas inside the Project’s boundaries that will no longer provide functional habitat value, including but not limited to FTHL habitat, golden eagle foraging habitat, Peninsular bighorn sheep foraging habitat, burrowing owl habitat, desert kit fox habitat, American badger habitat, rare plant habitat, and areas within ephemeral washes and drainages.
Project Footprint means the area directly influenced by the mine project including the close vicinity to the project components and infrastructure i.e. few hundred meters from the open pit mine area, the process plant facilities and conveyors, the access road, pipeline, port site, etc.
Project Footprint. (“footprint”) means the area directly impacted by a project or activity.
Project Footprint means the Project Disturbance Area and undeveloped areas inside the Project’s boundaries that will no longer provide functional habitat value, including but not limited to desert tortoise habitat, Mojave fringe-toed lizard habitat, burrowing owl habitat, rare plant habitat, and areas within ephemeral washes and drainages.
Project Footprint means the area described and depicted in Section 1.1.110 of the Disclosure Schedules, including any Improvements and Tangible Personal Property located thereon.