Interim Project Processing Sample Clauses
The Interim Project Processing clause establishes procedures for managing and progressing a project during periods before final approvals or completion of all formalities. Typically, this clause allows certain work or administrative steps to proceed on a provisional basis, such as preliminary design, procurement, or site preparation, while awaiting final project authorization. Its core function is to prevent unnecessary delays by enabling essential activities to move forward, thereby maintaining project momentum and addressing the risk of schedule slippage due to administrative holdups.
Interim Project Processing. The Parties recognize that before the Wildlife Agencies approve the Plan, certain projects and activities may be proposed within the Planning Area. The Parties agree to the following interim project process to: (1) help ensure that Reportable Interim Projects approved or initiated in the Planning Area before completion of the Plan are consistent with the preliminary conservation objectives (Section 5) and do not compromise successful completion and implementation of the Plan;
Interim Project Processing. The Parties acknowledge and agree that certain renewable energy projects and activities may be proposed within the Planning Area prior to completion of the DRECP. For all proposed projects except Existing Projects, the Parties agree to the interim project process set forth in sections 8.9.1, 8.9.2, and 8.9.3 to (1) help ensure that new renewable energy projects approved or initiated in the Planning Area before completion of the DRECP are consistent with the preliminary conservation objectives (Section 6);
Interim Project Processing. The Parties recognize that before the Wildlife Agencies approve the Plans, certain projects and activities may be proposed within the Planning Areas. The Parties agree to the guidelines provided in the attached Interim Review Process (Exhibit B) to: (1) ensure that development, construction, annexation of land from the County’s jurisdiction into another jurisdiction, and other projects or activities approved or initiated in the Planning Areas before completion of the Plans are consistent with the preliminary conservation objectives (Section 5) and do not compromise successful completion and implementation of the Plans; (2) facilitate CEQA, CESA, and FESA compliance for interim projects subject to these laws; and (3) ensure that processing of interim projects is not unduly delayed during preparation of the Plans.
Interim Project Processing. The Parties recognize that before the Wildlife Agencies approve the Plan, certain projects and activities may be proposed within the Planning Area. The Parties agree to the following interim project process to: (1) help ensure that Reportable Interim Projects approved or initiated in the Planning Area before completion of the Plan are consistent with the preliminary conservation objectives (Section 4) and do not compromise successful completion and implementation of the Plan; (2) facilitate CEQA, CESA, NEPA, and/or FESA compliance for interim projects that require such compliance; and (3) ensure that the processing of interim projects is not unduly delayed during preparation of the Plan. The Wildlife Agencies may consider independent scientific input when reviewing such projects and activities. To facilitate interim project processing, the Town adopted Interim Guidelines/Mitigation Measures during their 2009 General Plan Update (Exhibit C) and executed an MOU with the County regarding interim project review by the Town for projects within the County’s jurisdiction (Exhibit D).
Interim Project Processing. The Parties recognize that before the Wildlife Agencies approve the Plan, certain projects and activities may be proposed within the Planning Area consistent with applicable requirements. The Parties agree to the following interim project process to: (1) ensure that development, construction, and other projects or activities approved or initiated in the Planning Area before completion of the Plan are consistent with the preliminary conservation objectives (Section 5) and do not compromise successful completion and implementation of the Plan; (2) facilitate CEQA, CESA, and ESA compliance for interim projects that require it; and (3) ensure that processing of interim projects is not unduly delayed during preparation of the Plan. The Applicant recognizes that this interim process does not substitute for consultation with the USFWS under ESA and that implementation of the interim project process does not confer exemption from the prohibitions in Section 9 of the ESA or authorize take of species listed pursuant to CESA.