Preparation and Distribution of SEIS Sample Clauses

Preparation and Distribution of SEIS. Preparation and Distribution of Draft SEIS ERM has considerable experience preparing environmental documents that comply with NEPA requirements. ERM has found that an important ingredient to the success of the effort is the early development of an annotated report outline. When an annotated outline is completed it can be presented to the lead agency to ensure that their requirements and governing policies and statutes are properly imbedded into the outline. In this way, the Department will be able to review the annotated outline to evaluate if it adequately addresses the requirements of NEPA. The annotated outline will also present the opportunity to evaluate how the SEIS will address the issues identified during the SEIS process. The annotated outline will include suggested possible Standards of Significance to be applied to the different impact analysis categories. It will also include a suggested format for an Executive Summary of the impacts and mitigation measures. One approach that ERM has found to be successful is to identify impacts in the following order: significant impacts that continue to be significant even with the incorporation of specific mitigation measures; significant impacts that are not significant when mitigation measures are implemented; and impacts that are not significant. In summary, ERM has found that the development of a solid annotated outline helps to focus the analysis, which results in developing a document that is more effective in supporting informed decisions about a proposed Project and results in a more efficient use of time and budget. Using the agreed-to annotated outline, ERM will develop preliminary draft chapters of the SEIS. ERM will use relevant field studies and data, reports, and agency consultation provided by TransCanada to prepare the Draft SEIS. The Draft SEIS will be consistent with NEPA requirements, and the requirements of the National Historic Preservation Act, Endangered Species Act, and other applicable laws and regulations. The document will also address any issues raised during the FEIS process. The Draft SEIS will include the following sections: Draft SEIS Sections 1 Cover Sheet 2 Executive Summary (including Impact Summary Table) 3 Introduction 4 Description of the Proposed Project and Alternatives 5 Affected Environment 6 Environmental Consequences (including direct and indirect construction and operation related impacts as well as cumulative impacts) 7 Comparison of Alternatives 8 Conclusions (i...
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