OFF-SITE TREATMENT MEASURES Sample Clauses

OFF-SITE TREATMENT MEASURES. A number of off-site/alternative treatment measures will be completed to resolve adverse effects resulting from the project. Off-site treatment measures were determined through both BLM consultations with the project’s consulting parties including Indian tribes. The cost of the treatment measures will be borne by the applicant. In accordance with XXX-0, -0, -0 xxx -0, within 60 days of the issuance of the notice to proceed for this Project, Ocotillo Express LLC will identify to the BLM the consultant(s) who, under contract to Ocotillo Express LLC, will be responsible for developing and completing the off-site treatment products described below as appropriate with the exception of the Tribal Access Plan. Prior to carrying out any activities related to any treatment measure, the consultant(s) shall meet with the BLM and Ocotillo Express LLC to discuss the goals of the project and work plan requirements, including lines of communication, deliverables, schedules, and any terms and conditions. Within 45 days of meeting with the BLM and Ocotillo Express LLC, and prior to initiation of any work related to the specific measure, the consultant(s) will provide the BLM with a draft Work Plan for completing the work required. The work plan shall document lines of communication, key personnel, and provide any appropriate contexts to support the design and methods proposed for completion of the mitigation measure. The work plan shall also include a schedule of milestones and timeline for completion of the work. The BLM will provide copies of the draft work plan to the consulting parties in accordance with the communication and reporting procedures in Section VII of the MOA upon request. Upon approval of the work plan by the BLM, the BLM will authorize Ocotillo Express LLC and the consultant(s) to initiate work. Any products or studies described in the mitigation measures required by this Agreement will be developed in a manner to allow other proposed undertakings that may occur in the region to augment or expand the scope of the products or studies, provided that such augmentation or expansion proposed by other undertakings are the result of consultation under Section 106 or is an appropriate mitigation measure developed through the NEPA or CEQA process, cost sharing is provided as appropriate and developed in consultation with Ocotillo Express LLC and the BLM, and that no additional burden be placed on Ocotillo Express LLC unless the proposed measures is related to an ...
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