Mitigation plan definition

Mitigation plan means a proposal that includes the process or means to achieve carbon dioxide mitigation through use of mitigation projects or carbon credits.
Mitigation plan means a written document prepared by a license applicant or licensee that identifies drinking water sources that have tested at or above 2.01 ppb for lead and the strategies and interim measures the applicant/licensee will take to reduce the lead level to below 2.01 ppb.
Mitigation plan means an action plan developed by the Registered Entity to (1) correct a violation of a Reliability Standard and (2) prevent re-occurrence of the violation.

Examples of Mitigation plan in a sentence

  • If this project is accepted by FEMA our share is 25% of the project, some of this can include in-kind contributionMOTION was called for by Bd. President Schultz: Director McCann moved, Director Johnston seconded, and with Aye votes by Directors McCann, Schultz, Johnston and Schlaman, the Board offered approval for Engineer, Liam Bailey, to complete documents for the hazard Mitigation plan with cost not to exceed $1,000.


More Definitions of Mitigation plan

Mitigation plan means a detailed plan indicating actions necessary to mitigate adverse impacts to shorelines and/or critical areas.
Mitigation plan means a proposal that includes the process
Mitigation plan means a plan that outlines the activities that will be undertaken to alleviate or compensate for project impacts. Mitigation plan requirements are found in CCC 19.15.170.
Mitigation plan shall have the meaning set forth in Clause 13.3.2 of this Consortium Agreement.
Mitigation plan means a mitigation plan, developed by the Company, that includes the identification and assessment of methods to reduce the maximum Point of Impingement concentration of each of the Mitigation Plan Contaminant(s), and that includes, but is not limited to, methods such as pollution prevention, material conservation, material substitution, process modification, alternative production methods, product modification, product substitution, and/or add-on controls.
Mitigation plan shall have the meaning set forth in Clause 13.2.2.