Description of Alternatives Sample Clauses

Description of Alternatives. ‌ This chapter describes the alternatives considered in this EA (Alternative A —Proposed Action and Alternative B — No Action), as well as alternatives that were considered but eliminated from detailed analysis.
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Description of Alternatives. 4.1 Introduction Two alternatives were identified for this project: the No Action Alternative and the Proposed Action. The alternatives consist of two parts: the water supply agreement and on- refuge management. On-refuge management addresses how Level 2 water supplies and the Level 4 increment would be used on the refuges to achieve the purposes of the CVPIA. In addition, alternatives considered but not carried forward for detailed analysis are described.
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Description of Alternatives appropriate goals, measures, timetables, and plans to ensure that water is being efficiently applied to beneficial uses. The plans are to be updated every 5 years. After passage of the CVPIA, a number of parties recognized the need for the development of Best Management Practices / Efficient Use Plans for the refuges to ensure that the refuge water supplies were being efficiently used in keeping with the Reclamation Reform Act. In 1996, Interior responded by directing that an Interagency Coordinated Program (ICP) be instituted to provide a common methodology for water use planning for all wetlands areas receiving water authorized by the CVPIA. In 1997, the U.S. Department of the Interior, represented by Reclamation, the Service, CDFG, and the Grassland WD assembled a Task Force for this purpose. The Task Force provided guidance and advice in the development of the report An
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Description of Alternatives. A preliminary project description would be developed by Ascent sufficient to support the NOP and NOI. This project description would be revised and expanded to include any project changes/refinements and further project details that are developed after scoping. To be sufficient to support the impact analysis, the project description will include locational descriptions, details of proposed project elements, construction methods, hours and season of operations, interrelationships with current operations, employment, visitation, and level of recreation. Projections of visitation generated by the project would be based on data provided by the applicant team. It is assumed that the alternatives that would receive a full analysis in each chapter of the EIR/EIS would consist of the Proposed Action Alternative, the No Action Alternative, and up to two additional action alternatives (e.g., an alternative with a modified site layout or reduced development). The analysis of each alternative would be conducted at a comparable level of detail consistent with the requirements of NEPA. The alternatives chapter will also identify alternatives that were initially considered but not evaluated further, including justification for why these alternatives were not provided a full analysis in the EIR/EIS. Approach to the Analysis This chapter will assist the reader in understanding the EIR/EIS and the subsequent chapters in the document. Topics to be addressed will include: ⯈ the differences between CEQA and NEPA and the approach to addressing these differences in a joint document; ⯈ an overview of the organization, content, and approach taken in each resource analysis chapter; ⯈ the general approach taken for the cumulative effects analysis; ⯈ characterization of past and present projects that influence the existing cumulative condition; and ⯈ the list of reasonably foreseeable future projects considered in the cumulative analysis taken in the impact analysis.
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