Environmental Impact Study (EIS) definition

Environmental Impact Study (EIS) means a report prepared to address the potential impacts of development or interference on natural features and ecological functions. There are three types:
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Environmental Impact Study (EIS) means a study prepared in accordance with established procedures, as outlined in the relevant sections of the County of Hastings Official Plan.
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Examples of Environmental Impact Study (EIS) in a sentence

  • The Environmental Impact Study (EIS) of a projected second line at the Santa Fe Mill was submitted in September.

  • Pursuant to Article 12.2(a), the Lessee shall prepare and submit to the competent governmental authority, an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) for the relevant Petroleum Operations in respect of which an EIA procedure is required.

  • Consistent with ROP Policy 7.B.1.11, an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) is generally required in support of alteration and/or development within 50m of Significant Woodland.

  • Note that if the project is determined to not meet the criteria for a Class II action under NEPA, a separate scope and fee proposal will be prepared for the additional documentation required under NEPA, such as the preparation of an Environmental Assessment (EA) or Environmental Impact Study (EIS).