Examples of ROD in a sentence

The Court’s January 14, 2022 Opinion and Order concluded that the FEIS that all three Federal Defendants relied up on to support their decisions, and the ROD that they all signed, did not comply with NEPA’s statutory requirements and applicable regulations.
The Defendants’ EIS and ROD outcome was their predetermined approval of the Transmission Companies’ CHC high-voltage transmission line along their preferred route running through and crossing the protected Refuge.
Reverse and remand the EIS and ROD to the Federal Defendants to complete an environmental impact statement that identifies and fully considers and compares the likely environmental impacts of non-Refuge-crossing alternatives including alternative routes and a package of non-wires alternatives, and that fully assesses direct, indirect, and cumulative climate impacts, if the Transmission Companies apply for permits or financial assistance.
The ROD included a USFWS document, dated December 19, 2019, called a “Compatibility Determination,” which it later rescinded.
Defendants, USFWS, RUS, and the Corps have made final agency decisions in issuing their Final EIS and ROD and their subsequent final Supplemental Environmental Assessment under NEPA, which were relied upon by USFWS in its February 23, 2024 decision documents.

More Definitions of ROD

ROD means the Xxxxxxx Pass Lithium Mine Project Record of Decision and Plan of Operations Approval (BLM, Jan. 15, 2021);

ROD means the Thacker Pass Lithium Mine Project Record of Decision and Plan of Operations Approval (BLM, Jan. 15, 2021);

ROD means the EPA Record of Decision relating to the Site, signed on January 3, 2017, by the Administrator of EPA, and all attachments, amendments or modifications thereto. A copy of the ROD can be found at xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/work/10/100036257.pdf.

ROD or "record of decision" means a public record which identifies:

ROD means the EIS Record of Decision.

ROD means Regional Operations Director.