Minimization a) For non-emergency operations, construction and maintenance activities, where humans are present, that cannot be avoided and must occur during March 1-July 15, restrict activities between the hours of 3:00 am and 9:00 am in areas within 1.25 mi of leks that have been recorded as active within the previous 5 years. (Discretionary, see Section II(C)(2)(a))
Minimization. Both sides agree to limit use of personal information covered by the California Consumer Privacy Act to that reasonably necessary and proportionate to achieve the purpose of the Agreement, consistent with the meaning of “business purpose” under that law.
Minimization. Where feasible, extant trees and vegetation will be preserved in situ and protected during construction. To the extent feasible and appropriate, trees and other vegetation will be introduced to screen new bridge structures and minimize their visual effect.
Minimization. DRPT will minimize temporary construction effects to historic properties from noise and vibration and visual effects using a variety of construction management techniques. Visual effects will be minimized to the extent practicable by providing appropriate screening between construction staging areas and cultural resources, limiting the size of construction staging areas, and/or locating them away from sensitive views and viewsheds.
Minimization. Supplier agrees to minimize the collection, acquisition, processing, sharing, and retention of Reserve Bank PII to what is necessary for purposes of providing the specific Service to the Bank pursuant to this Agreement.
Minimization. Buyer and Parent, upon the other’s request, will each use their respective commercially reasonable efforts to obtain any certificate or other document from any governmental authority or any other person or entity as may be necessary to mitigate, reduce or eliminate any Tax that could be imposed (including, but not limited to, with respect to the transactions contemplated hereby).
Minimization. Section 230.10(d) states that appropriate and practicable steps to minimize the adverse impacts will be required through project modifications and permit conditions. Subpart H of the Guidelines describes several (but not all) means of minimizing impacts of an activity.
Minimization. This option is for you to choose to display a small icon on one side of the screen when you minimize the software interface, or use the original way that will shrink down to the task bar. Pronunce after recognizing When choosing the Traditional Chinese or Simplified Chinese as the language recog- nition, you can choose to listen the speech of the recognized word in Mandarin or Can- tonese. When choosing the English as the language recognition, you can choose to listen the speech of the recognized English word. When the recognition language is not Chinese or English, you can only use [Online Pronunciation].
Minimization. Minimization refers to actions taken on a site to reduce impacts that will occur to aquatic resources. An applicant must first demonstrate to the satisfaction of the permitting agencies that avoidance of those impacts is not practicable or possible. Methods of minimization include, but are not limited to: • Choosing the location of an impact so as to minimize the adverse effect to aquatic resource functions • Ensuring that indirect impacts do not occur as a result of choosing an impact location or method of site alteration and development • Avoiding creating changes in water current and circulation patterns that would interfere with the movement of sediment transport, plants, fish and wildlife • Avoiding changes in water inundation regimes that would interfere with the distribution of native plants • Avoiding creation of a habitat conducive to undesirable species • Enhancing on-site aquatic-resource functions through innovative planning and construction practices • Timing impacts to avoid interruption of critical natural cycles such as spawning, breeding or migrations seasons • Avoiding destruction of remnant natural sites within areas already affected by development or alteration • Avoiding impacts to features of the site that protect water quality • Avoiding creation of an incompatible human activity or a need for on-going maintenance
Minimization. A. West Alley Side
