EPP Land Law definition

EPP Land Law means this Environmental Protection and Permitting Land Law, including any schedules to it, enacted pursuant to the Shawanaga FN Land Code;

Examples of EPP Land Law in a sentence

  • A.2 PART 3, PART 4, PART 5 and PART 6 of this EPP Land Law shall come into force when Council issues the Environmental Permit by Band Council Resolution.

  • A.1 PART 1, PART 2 and PART 7 of this EPP Land Law shall come into force upon enactment by Council immediately following ratification by the Community.

  • Council acknowledges that HIW has, as of the date of the EPP Land Law, undertaken such investigations and analysis and has issued the Environmental Review Report and the Environmental Effects Determination Report for review by Council and in satisfaction of Section B.1(1).

  • A technical review of the reports is presently being completed by Shared Value Solutions, in the capacity of environmental peer reviewer jointly retained by both Shawanaga and Magnetawan First Nations.Pursuant to the EPP Land Law, Council will provide the Community with an opportunity to raise questions and comments regarding the environmental assessment.

  • A technical review of the reports is presently being completed by Shared Value Solutions, in the capacity of environmental peer reviewer jointly retained by both Magnetawan and Magnetawan First Nations.Pursuant to the EPP Land Law, Council will provide the Community with an opportunity to raise questions and comments regarding the environmental assessment.

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