Trustee Council definition

Trustee Council means a group of representatives of Federal, State, and Tribal, as applicable, natural resource trustees that conduct the natural resource damage assessment and restoration (“NRDAR”) at a particular site. The Trustee Council is a formal decision- making body memorialized by a written agreement such as a Memorandum of Agreement.

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Trustee Council means the Site-specific decision-making body, consisting of one representative of each Trustee, established for the purpose of, among other things, selecting and overseeing the implementation of restoration projects for the Site.

Trustee Council means a council consisting of one representative of DOI, NOAA, and NJDEP that shall address and oversee all matters related to the Restoration Work under this Consent Decree, as per the terms of a Memorandum of Agreement (“MOA”) among the Trustees.

Examples of Trustee Council in a sentence

• Trustee(s) whose resources are addressed in the Early Restoration Project, as designated by the Trustee Council in accordance with Paragraph 11 of the Framework Agreement, are also identified in Appendix C (“Affected Trustees”).

• In the event the Trustee Council determines that the T117 Habitat Bank has not been maintained in accordance with its requirements, Bank Sponsor shall be solely responsible for any adaptive management or remedial action, including but not limited to purchase or development of replacement bank credits required by the Trustee Council.

• A Trustee may withdraw from the MOA, upon written notice provided to all Trustee Council representatives at least ten (10) days in advance of the effective date of the withdrawal.

• Accordingly, the Trustee Council may, as appropriate, decide to release such information after consultation with legal representatives.

• If a Trustee desires, other than in response to a request under federal, state, or tribal public information law, to release to a non-party to this MOA information relative to the Trustees’ NRDA processes and activities that it believes is not Confidential Information within the meaning of this Section, it shall first notify the Trustee Council and describe the information it desires to release.

• The Trustee Council will conduct good faith discussions directed toward obtaining unanimous approval for each decision.

• If any Trustee is prohibited by law from receiving funds through such a lump-sum payment, the Trustees shall adopt a process by which such Trustee may seek separate direct payment from the PRP or PRPs for joint NRDA activities after providing notice and an accounting of funds sought to the Trustee Council.

• No Trustee may conduct independent settlement negotiations with a PRP with the exception of: (a) negotiations conducted by a Trustee for reimbursement of its costs of participation in accordance with Section VI.A of this MOA, (b) negotiations pursuant to a reservation of rights in accordance with Section IX of this MOA, or (c) negotiations agreed to in writing by the Trustee Council.

• In the event the Trustee Council does not reach unanimous approval as to a decision through the decision process set out in Section IV.E above, the Trustees shall use the dispute resolution process in paragraphs A through E below in an attempt to achieve unanimity and to minimize delays in the NRDA process.

• The other Trustee Council representatives shall have a reasonable opportunity to object to the release of the information, and if any Trustee Council representative so objects, the information shall not be released until the matter is resolved.

More Definitions of Trustee Council

Trustee Council means, in relation to an application for a tenure of land—

Trustee Council means the body established pursuant to Section VI of this MOU.

Trustee Council means the team of six officers and committee chairs who are elected, selected, and appointed to this Council, which directs the Canadians’ Choice Party in accordance with the Constitution. "Voting Member" means a member of the Canadians’ Choice Party who is resident in one of the Ontario provincial constituencies, where such a member has applied for and been granted membership of the Party, is in good standing, and has earned the right to vote within the Party.

Trustee Council refers to the four (4) Trustee Representatives appointed by the Trustees of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, DOl and NOAA to oversee coordination of natural resource damage assessment and restoration activities arising from or related to the Spill.