Section 401 Certification for Other Federal Permits Sample Clauses

Section 401 Certification for Other Federal Permits. Upon applying for a federal permit or permits, other than the relicensing by FERC, for activities required by this Agreement or the New License that might result in a discharge to navigable waters, including a Section 404 Permit from the Corps, the Licensees shall provide ODEQ and WCB written notice of such application and of any proposed changes in activities since the date of issuance of the 2002 Certifications. Within 60 days of ODEQ’s or WCB’s receipt of notice from the Corps or other federal permitting agency that it is processing the Licensees’ application, ODEQ or WCB, consistent with 33 U.S.C. § 1341(a)(3), shall notify the federal agency and the Licensees either (i) that its 2002 Certification is sufficient for purposes of the federal permit and permit conditions, or (ii) that, in light of new information related to the water quality impacts of activities since issuance of its 2002 Certification, or for activities not evaluated in its 2002 Certification, there is no longer reasonable assurance of compliance with applicable water quality standards. In the latter event, ODEQ or WCB shall consider the new information, solicit and consider public and agency comment as required by law, and issue Section 401 Certification determinations for purposes of the federal permit activities. If, as a result of consideration of public comment and any new information, ODEQ or WCB issues a Section 401 Certification that requires measures that are materially inconsistent with this Agreement, the Parties shall address any such inconsistency in accordance with Section 7.2.2 or 7.5 of this Agreement, as applicable.
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Section 401 Certification for Other Federal Permits. Upon applying for a federal Permit or Permits, other than the relicensing by FERC, for activities required by this Agreement or the New License that may result in a discharge to navigable waters of the United States, EWEB will submit to ODEQ an application for Section 401 Certification, if direct application to ODEQ is required, or provide ODEQ written notice of its application for the federal permit and of any proposed changes in activities since the date of issuance of the revised Section 401 Certification pursuant to Section 6.3.1. ODEQ will evaluate and issue a Section 401 Certification determination for the federal Permit as expeditiously as possible, but pursuant to timelines and public involvement applicable to or commensurate with the activity being permitted. Subject to Section 2.5, ODEQ anticipates that its analysis of the activity proposed to be authorized by the federal Permit will not differ from the revised Section 401 Certification issued pursuant to Section 6.3.1 unless the activity proposed to be authorized by the federal Permit is materially different than the activity authorized by the New License. If ODEQ issues a revised Section 401 Certification determination that is Inconsistent with this Agreement, the Parties will address any such Inconsistency in accordance with Section 7 of this Agreement, as applicable.
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