Permit Applications. Any and all applications, petitions, filings or requests made to any Authority, whether existing now or in the future, on or before the Closing Date in order to obtain a Permit for the Project.
Permit Applications. To the extent Tenant requires governmental permits or approvals beyond those required by the Option Agreement prior to the Commencement Date of this Agreement, the following provisions shall apply: Subject to the requirements of ARTICLE 7, Tenant shall have the right, at Tenant's sole cost and expense, to commence and prosecute any proceedings necessary to cause the issuance of any master use, conditional use, grade and fill, building and any other governmental permits or approvals desired by Tenant in connection with the development of the Project or Tenant's Operations. The Port agrees to execute such documents as Tenant may reasonably request in such regard and for such purpose and the Port further agrees to support and otherwise fully cooperate with such action commenced by Tenant; provided, however, that except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, or provided in or consistent with the Development Agreement: (i) the Port shall not be required to incur any expense in doing so, (ii) Tenant shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts (not including variances or other processes for deviations from normal code requirements) to cause any such document to be so worded or submitted as to leave the Port and the Property and all other Port property without residual liabilities, obligations or encumbrances should Tenant fail to proceed with this Agreement, (iii) no action affecting the Property or any other Port Property shall be finalized and no document referencing the Property or any other Port property shall be recorded without the Port's express written consent to such finality or recording, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned, or delayed (and, unless otherwise indicated, the Port's execution of an application or petition shall not constitute the Port's consent to finalization of the action requested in such application or petition or to recording of any document), and (iv) the terms of such permits and any associated agreements are subject to the approval of the Port to the extent that the terms thereof would bind the Port following expiration or termination of this Agreement, which such approval shall not be withheld with respect to routine development restrictions and covenants that would run with the land developed for a project like the Project (e.g., slope setback and non-disturbance provisions, rights to make cuts and fills for roads, etc.) or restrictions and covenants otherwise required or customary for issuance of the reque...
Permit Applications. The NEC believes that most, if not all stationary sources, are honorable law-abiding companies that are misled by DAQM regarding CAA responsibilities. The focus of this comment is on regulator malfeasance, and less so, the stationary source’s efforts to comply with complicated regulations. DAQM remains a dysfunctional, air pollution enforcement agency. Regarding the requirement for compliance certification found at 40 CFR §70.5(c) (9) (i), “A certification of compliance with all applicable requirements by a responsible official consistent with paragraph (d) of this section and section 114 (a) (3) of the Act” is required.” Paragraph (d) of the section states the requirement that “This certification and any other certification required under this part shall state that, based on information and belief formed after reasonable inquiry, the statements and information in the document are true, accurate, and complete”. Neither DAQM nor the Source has lawfully fulfilled the certification requirements. Neither the source nor the DAQM can comply with the certification requirement and that is probably the reason the certification is missing. DAQM does not have any idea what SIP or SIP regulations they are attempting to comply with. That responsibility lies with DAQM, the State of Nevada and the EPA. Without compliance with “all applicable requirements,” and without approved SIP rules, statements of compliance mislead. The fact that the site was never legally permitted to include requirements for offsets is but one example of an applicable requirement that has not been met.
Permit Applications. Unless otherwise provided in this Settlement Agreement, a Pueblo permit shall be required for any change in point of diversion or place or purpose of use of a Pueblo water right secured under this Settlement Agreement and the Partial Final Decree that is within the Pueblo’s administrative authority.
Permit Applications. All applications for Permits existing or filed on or before the Closing Date related to the Proposed Expansion or the Facility (“Permit Applications”), to the extent transferable.
Permit Applications. The Contractor shall provide to DOE for review and comment in draft form any permit applications and other regulatory materials necessary to be submitted to regulatory agencies for the purposes of obtaining a permit. In the event that the permit application is required to be co-signed, submitted by DOE, or is related to a permit in which DOE is a permittee, the Contractor shall provide the application for review and comment. Whenever reasonably possible all such materials shall be provided to DOE initially not later than 90 days prior to the date they are to be submitted to the regulatory agency. The Contractor shall normally provide final regulatory documents to DOE at least 30 days prior to the date of submittal to the regulatory agencies for DOE’s final review and signature or concurrence which shall be performed by DOE in a prompt manner. Special circumstances may require permits to be submitted in a shorter time frame. The Contractor may submit for DOE’s consideration, requests for alternate review, comment, or signature, schedules for environmental permit applications or other regulatory materials covered by this Clause. Any such requests shall be submitted 30 days before such material would ordinarily be required to be provided to DOE. Any such schedule revision shall be effective only upon approval from the Contracting Officer.
Permit Applications. In addition to complying with City’s standard permit application requirements, as a part of its application to the City for each Oversized Vehicle Permit, Xxxxxxx shall submit to the City copies of each related approved Caltrans transportation permit with all attachments, traffic control plans, and specifications.
Permit Applications. The AUTHORITY will submit applications for Permits in accordance with Attachment A and Exhibit 1, thereto. STATE WATER BOARD will review all permit applications and respond with comments in writing within thirty (30) days to inform the AUTHORITY whether or not the application is complete and whether or not a permit is needed. If the STATE WATER BOARD determines that additional information is needed, it shall notify the AUTHORITY within the same thirty (30) days. The STATE WATER BOARD will provide a full and complete list of any deficiencies and additional information needed to support permitting decisions with its initial review of an application. Later requests for supplemental information may be required, if critical information needs are found to exist after review of the information provided at the request of the STATE WATER BOARD during the 30-day application review period. Such requests by the STATE WATER BOARD shall be made within thirty (30) days after submittal of the supplemental information. The AUTHORITY agrees to provide additional information in response to supplemental requests that stem from such newly identified needs in order for continued consideration of applications by the Water Boards. Delays of over 45 days in submittal of supplemental information by AUTHORITY may affect the STATE WATER BOARD’s ability to complete subsequent process steps. STATE WATER BOARD will review supplemental application material within twenty (20) days of receipt. The STATE WATER BOARD will deem the application complete or seek clarification or added detail if necessary, within the 20-day period. STATE WATER BOARD staff will review any new additional information provided. If staff finds that additional information is still required to support a permitting decision, the AUTHORITY may continue to develop the information needed. The AUTHORITY may also invoke the “Dispute Resolution” provisions provided below. Once an application is determined to be complete by the STATE WATER BOARD, staff will prepare draft Permits and place the matter on the earliest available STATE WATER BOARD meeting agenda or prepare the matter for approval by the Executive Director. This process typically will require up to 65 days for completion. As part of the previous step, the STATE WATER BOARD will provide notice and a minimum 30-day opportunity for the public to comment on proposed waste discharge requirements by providing persons and public agencies with a known interest in the projec...
Permit Applications. The project team would prepare and submit a Joint Environmental Resources Permit (ERP) application to the DEP and XXX for state and federal authorization of the proposed mooring field; the permit sketches, submerged lands determination, and technical field survey reports (hydrographic and marine resource reports) discussed above would be included as part of the submittal package. The project team, in coordination with the City, would advise DEP and XXX staff of the details of the project and address any initial staff comments. The project team will also attend meetings with the City, and/or agency staff to discuss project details, potential impacts, any mitigation requirements, and permit conditions. In coordination with the City, the project team would review and submit any additional information requires by the agencies. Additionally, the project team would consult with the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, and the National Marine Fisheries Service, as required, relative to manatees, Essential Fish Habitat, and/or other aquatic resources. Task 7: Submerged Lands Lease and Board of Trustees. Team members, M xxxxxx M eeker and Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, have years of experience successfully coordinating with FDEP’s Office of Cabinet Affairs and the FDEP Office of General Counsel as well as briefing and presenting projects to the Cabinet. Tetra Tech will coordinate, with the FDEP Tallahassee decision makers and district office staff to aide the City in securing the use of submerged state lands. The project team will also assist in securing a sovereign submerged lands lease from the DEP for the historic mooring field area. The project team would compile the items necessary for the submerged lands lease application for the area of historic mooring and submit the package to the DEP. These items typically include documentation of historic mooring at the site (through aerials, photographs, etc.), a $200 processing fee, a digital figure of proposed submerged lands lease boundaries with square footage of pre-empted area, a statement of existing and proposed use, and any other necessary items required to complete the application. The project team would maintain contact with DEP staff to expedite the processing of the application for proprietary authorization and coordinate with the City for any additional items require for securing the lease. The project team would also secure a Temporary Use Agreement from the DEP as the inte...
Permit Applications. Commencing no later than 90 days after receipt of the initial payment from the County set forth in 1(d), AT&T will begin the process of applying for all necessary permits to construct the Facilities in the Project Areas. AT&T shall decide in its sole discretion how to segregate and prioritize the Project Areas in each permit application; provided, however, that AT&T will endeavor to apply for all permits necessary for the Project no later than eleven (11) months after the Effective Date. The Parties agree to work collaboratively and in good faith to streamline the permit review processes for any permit applications filed with the County as part the Project and, if requested by AT&T, the County will provide assistance to facilitate the grant of permits from other relevant authorities. AT&T will use commercially reasonable efforts to prosecute any such permit applications. For avoidance of any doubt, AT&T’s obligations under this Agreement are subject to receipt of any necessary permits relevant to such obligations.
