Determination to Conduct Restoration Planning Sample Clauses

Determination to Conduct Restoration Planning. Pursuant to 15 C.F.R. Part 990.42 of the regulations for conducting NRDA under OPA, the Trustees determined that the requisite conditions existed to justify proceeding with NRDA beyond Preassessment to Restoration Planning. First, natural resource injuries had resulted from each incident and were expected to continue and result in interim losses of natural resource and services from the time of the Incidents through full recovery. Second, Response actions may not have fully addressed longer-term injuries potentially resulting from the Incidents. Third, feasible restoration alternatives existed to address injuries to natural resources and services from the Incidents. Consequently, in accordance with the regulations for OPA at 15 C.F.R. Part 990.44 and OSPRA at LAC 43: XXIX.101 et seq., the Trustees proceeded with a NRDA to determine the nature and extent of injuries to natural resources and services resulting from the Incidents and to identify restoration alternatives that would compensate the public for interim losses of ecological services. For each of the three incidents, the Trustees published a Notice of Intent (NOI) to conduct Restoration Planning in the Louisiana State Register and several newspapers to inform the public that they were proceeding with Restoration Planning pursuant to OPA and would be opening an Administrative Record (AR). The public notices for each of the incidents were published as follows: Lake Washington Louisiana State Register (Vol. 29, No. 9, pp. 1952-1953) on September 20, 2003, Baton Rouge Advocate on 9/22/03 Plaquemines Watchman and Gazette on 9/22/03 Times Picayune on 9/22/03 Mendicant Island Louisiana State Register (Vol. 31, No. 8, pp. 2151-2152) on August 20, 2005, Baton Rouge Advocate on 8/19/05 Houma Courier on 8/19/05 Times Picayune on 8/19/05 West Champagne Bay Louisiana State Register (Vol. 32, No. 2, p. 343) on February 20, 2006, Baton Rouge Advocate on 2/20/06 Houma Courier on 2/19/06 Times Picayune on 2/18/06
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Determination to Conduct Restoration Planning. In accordance with 15 CFR Section 990.42 and OSPRA (LAC 43:XXIX.123.), the Trustees for this incident also determined that the requisite conditions existed to justify proceeding with natural resource damage assessment and restoration planning beyond the preassessment phase. These conditions, discussed more fully below, include: existence of natural resource injuries resulting from the discharge or from associated response actions; response actions inadequate or inapplicable to restoration of natural resource injuries and losses; and existence of feasible actions to address the injured resources. Thus, the Trustees acted appropriately in proceeding with the damage assessment and restoration planning process.

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