SEPA. Pursuant to the State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), piecemeal environmental review is to be discouraged. As such, the Parties wish for SEPA review to be accomplished as part of the Agreement for as many of the Property’s potential adverse environmental impacts as can be reasonably analyzed, based upon current information contained within the SEPA checklist submitted with this Agreement, including, but not limited to, the traffic study, GIS data as to the general presence of wetlands on some portions of the Property and off site storm water impacts. This review is done under the Consolidated Review provisions of SEPA. The SEPA checklist attendant with this Agreement identifies various potential adverse impacts including transportation, parks, wetlands sewer, water and storm water. The Checklist also identifies a variety of technical reports or information that provides a basis for the proposed mitigation or partial mitigation of these impacts. It is the intent of this Agreement and its attendant SEPA process, to have the County issue a Threshold Determination (as that term is utilized in RCW 43.21C) on the identified conceptually proposed impacts of the development of the Property. Uses and impacts that are identified at future stages of the development, i.e., preliminary plat approval or PUD approval, that have been previously analyzed through this or other SEPA processes, shall not be re-analyzed as long as the future identified adverse impacts are substantially similar to and of the same or less intensity as those previously analyzed under this or other SEPA processes. Any probable significant adverse environmental impacts of the Property’s future proposed development that have not been analyzed under the SEPA process attendant with this Agreement or previously through some other lawful SEPA process, shall be undertaken at the time of such future development.
SEPA. The Agency shall retain responsibility for fulfilling the applicable requirements of the State Environmental Policy Act (“SEPA”) and regulations and ordinances adopted thereunder as they pertain to the activities undertaken pursuant to this Agreement.
SEPA. The Parties acknowledge that the Development Project is subject to review and potential mitigation under various laws, including SEPA. Before the City Council considers approval of any Transaction Documents, the City will complete an environmental impact statement (“EIS”), including a comprehensive traffic and historic resources impact analysis, and identification of possible mitigating actions. The CiDRAFtT y may not take any action within the meaning of SEPA except as authorized by law, and nothing in this MOU is intended to limit the City’s exercise of substantive SEPA authority. OVG will pay for the preparation of the EIS, reimburse the City for the reasonable costs incurred by the City as part of the SEPA review, and will be responsible for funding any required mitigation imposed through substantive SEPA authority.
SEPA. SEPA" means the State Environmental Policy Act, Chapter 43.21C RCW.
SEPA. During each week from and after the effectiveness of the SEPA Registration Statement until the Loans are paid in full, Holdings and the Borrowers shall (a) cause Rubicon Technologies, Inc. to (i) deliver notice to the SEPA Purchaser pursuant to and in accordance with the terms prescribed in Section 2.01 of the SEPA and (ii) to otherwise use reasonable best efforts to ensure that Rubicon Technologies, Inc. satisfies all conditions precedent set forth in Section 7.01 of the SEPA, in each case, in order to cause the SEPA Purchaser to purchase the maximum amount of equity interests of Rubicon Technologies, Inc. that may then be issued in accordance with the SEPA, and (b) cause Rubicon Technologies, Inc. to contribute to the Borrowers the Net Proceeds of such purchase and issuance of equity interests. After the effectiveness of the SEPA Registration Statement, on the first Business Day of each week, the Borrower Representative shall deliver to the Agent a certificate, duly executed by an authorized officer of the Borrower Representative, setting forth a reasonably detailed calculation of the maximum amount of equity interests that may be purchased by the SEPA Purchaser during such week pursuant to the SEPA.
SEPA. The Parties acknowledge that the Project is subject to review and potential mitigation under various laws, including the State Environmental Policy Act, Chapter 43.21C of the Revised Code of Washington (“RCW”), and the state and local implementing rules promulgated thereunder (collectively, “SEPA”). The City or County may not take any "action" within the meaning of SEPA except as authorized by law, and nothing in this MOU is intended to limit the City’s or County's exercise of substantive SEPA authority.
SEPA. With a SEPA payment, the payer (with a SEPA credit transfer) or the payee (with a SEPA Direct Debit) can include up to 140 characters of information about the payment at the time of initiating it. This information may not appear in full on statements but is available from Barclays on request. Overview of SEPA Direct Debit SEPA Direct Debit is a means of originating Direct Debits/making a Direct Debit payment in Euro across the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA). A SEPA Direct Debit will be made where a person gives authority to a third party (the Originator) to take a payment from its bank account. SEPA is currently made up of all the EEA Countries together with San Marino, Switzerland and Monaco and their territories. There are 2 SEPA Direct Debit schemes: (i) SEPA Core Direct Debit, and (ii) SEPA B2B Direct Debit. The Core scheme can be used to originate payments from both consumers’ and business customers’ accounts. The B2B scheme can only be used to originate payments from business customers’ accounts. The European Payments Council has published separate rulebooks governing both schemes. Where Barclays allows the Customer to make payments under a particular scheme, Barclays must comply with the latest version of the rulebook for that scheme. As well as providing the account from which the Customer will make the SEPA Direct Debit payment, Barclays may provide the account into which the SEPA Direct Debit payment will be collected by the Originator. Customer rights as a Debtor under the SEPA Direct Debit Schemes The Customer may request that Barclays prohibits any payments leaving its accounts by SEPA Core Direct Debit (either generally or to a specific recipient) and may also limit payments by amount and frequency. The Customer may request that Barclays obtains all relevant information, including any Instruction, in relation to a SEPA Direct Debit. Barclays will provide this to the Customer without undue delay.
SEPA. The City issued a SEPA determination of nonsignificance regarding this Agreement and the Master Plan (SEPA 15-14). Impacts that are identified at future stages of the development that have been previously analyzed through this SEPA process shall not be re- analyzed, provided the future identified adverse impacts are substantially similar to and of the same or less intensity as those previously analyzed under this or other SEPA processes. Nothing in this Section shall preclude the City from requesting information on the potential adverse environmental impacts associated with a substantial change in the master plan that have not been previously analyzed as required under the State Environmental Policy Act.
SEPA. The Southeastern Power Administration, including any successor governmental agency.
SEPA. SEPA believes that the only nations, societies and businesses which will thrive in the 21st century will be those which have developed ways to prosper within our planet’s capacity to support them, including adapting to and taking early action on climate change. Scotland has committed to becoming a world leader in addressing climate change, and is already taking ambitious steps to drive a low carbon economy, creating new opportunities for a stronger and more inclusive economy and society. SEPA’s job is to help make this happen, including working with and supporting people and groups in Scotland that share this aim. Why is SEPA working with Nestlé? Source: SEPA One Planet Prosperity, A Regulatory Strategy SEPA’s Regulatory Strategy, One Planet Prosperity, describes the 21st century environmental challenges that Scotland and other countries across the world face, including over-use of natural resources and climate change. According to the ecological footprint measure of xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx, Scotland needs approximately three planets to sustain its current way of living. There is, however, only one planet and most nations around the world face the dilemma of significantly overusing the planet’s capacity to support human activity. All parts of our communities, businesses and government will have key roles to play in enabling Scotland to successfully tackle this 21st century challenge of creating social and economic success within planetary constraints. In terms of environmental regulation, this effectively means that SEPA needs to:
