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Purpose of this Final Project Agreement. This Final Project Agreement (Agreement) sets forth the plans of the signatories and represents the firm commitment of each signatory to support the XL process, the elements of the model general permit, and the implementation and oversight of EMS by each participating facility based on the program developed by the workgroup. The Agreement is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action, or a regulatory action such as a rule. The Agreement does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or to recover damages. This Agreement was available for a fourteen-day (14) public comment period. Additionally, this Agreement will allow EPA to gather data and evaluate experiences that will inform Agency decision making as we consider ways to improve the current regulatory system. As with all XL Projects, the opportunities granted in connection with this Agreement, in and of itself, establish no precedent with regard to other projects.
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Purpose of this Final Project Agreement. This Final Project Agreement (Agreement or FPA) is a joint statement of the plans, intentions, and commitments of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), USDA Forest Service, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (VADEQ), Georgia-Pacific Corporation, and other Stakeholders, to carry out this demonstration Project at Georgia-Pacific’s Big Island, VA Facility. This Project will be part of EPA’s Project XL program which promotes innovative approaches to environmental protection. This Agreement does not create legal rights or obligations and is not an enforceable contract or a regulatory action such as a permit or a rule. The previous statement applies to both the substantive and the procedural provisions of this Agreement. While the Parties to the Agreement fully intend to follow these procedures, this Agreement by itself does not legally obligate them to do so. Federal and State flexibility and enforceable commitments described in this Agreement will be implemented and become effective through a legal implementing mechanism such as a rule or permit. All Parties to this Agreement will strive for a high level of cooperation, communication, and coordination to assure successful, effective, and efficient implementation of the Agreement and the Project.
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Purpose of this Final Project Agreement. This FPA is intended to be a joint statement of the plans and intentions of EPA, TNRCC and City of Xxxxxx (collectively “the parties”) and to reflect the firm commitment of each party with regard to the project approved for implementation at Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant (the “Project”). This FPA is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not an enforceable contract or a regulatory action such as a permit or rule. Nevertheless, some provisions of this FPA will be implemented through rulemaking, consent orders and/or permitting, the terms and conditions of which will be legally enforceable. This FPA will articulate that City of Xxxxxx intends to continue to attain environmental results that are measurably superior when compared to current and reasonably anticipated regulatory standards as contemplated by EPA's Project XL criteria. This FPA will identify the means to provide for environmental regulatory flexibility as requested by City of Xxxxxx as an incentive for superior environmental results. All parties to this FPA will strive for a high level of cooperation, communication, and coordination to assure successful, effective, and efficient administration of the FPA and the Project. Current Program Description
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Purpose of this Final Project Agreement. This FPA is a joint statement of the Project Signatories’ plans and intentions with respect to the PADEP Coal Remining and Reclamation XL Project. This FPA outlines the details of how this project is expected to be implemented and how the superior environmental performance is to be measured and sets forth the regulatory flexibility that is necessary to implement this project. The Project Signatories expect significant environmental benefits from the implementation of this project, including: • the encouragement of the reclamation of scarred and abandoned mine land, • the reduction of acid mine drainage and improvement of in-stream water quality, • the opportunity to test the effects of using best management practices in remining, and • the emphasis on pollution prevention and watershed approaches in coal remining. Coal Remining and Reclamation XL Project September 22, 2000 FPA This FPA sets forth the plans of the Project Signatories and represents the firm commitment of each signatory to support the XL process, to implement the necessary regulatory flexibility in a timely fashion and to follow the terms of this FPA. This FPA is not, however, intended to create legal rights or obligations and is not a contract, a final agency action or a regulatory action such as a permit or rule. This FPA does not give anyone a right to sue the Project Signatories for any alleged failure to implement its terms, either to compel implementation or to recover damages. This FPA and materials relating to this project are available on the Project XL Web Site at xxx.xxx.xxx/xxxxxxxxx and xxx.xxx.xxxxx.xx.xx/xxx/xxxxxxxx/xxxxxx/Xxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxx.xxx
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