Stakeholder and Public Outreach Sample Clauses

Stakeholder and Public Outreach. Upon completion of the existing and future conditions analysis, input from stakeholders and the public is needed. Phase 1 outreach efforts will focus on providing residents and other impacted stakeholders with an opportunity to inform the project team about specific issues and local active transportation needs. Work Tasks:
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Stakeholder and Public Outreach. The Core Steering Group (CSG) will consist of the CEC, ODOE, and DoD and is a critical component to project success. The CSG is responsible for providing key input, data, and guidance to the project. The CSG is important for developing and maintaining relationships between key stakeholders, interested community members, and the selected contractor. The Technical Focus Group (TFG) will provide the technical expertise, feedback, and real-world experience required to ensure that the work and deliverables defined in the scope of work for the project meet technical standards. The TFG will include technical staff representatives from the CSG organizations identified above, as well as other entities that the contractor, CEC, and ODOE identify as important technical experts including electric utilities from each state, balancing authorities from each state, etc. The contractor will establish and manage the TFG. Invitations to participate in the TFG will include but not be limited to: California: California Energy Commission, California Public Utilities Commission, Governor’s Office of Planning and Research, Ocean Protection Council, California State Lands Commission, California Coastal Commission, California Independent System Operator, and academic institutions active in off-shore wind analysis. Oregon: Oregon Public Utilities Commission, Department of Land Conservation and Development, Department of State Lands, Oregon State University, Institute of Natural Resources Federal Agencies: Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Bonneville Power Administration Regional Organizations: Western Electricity Coordinating Council, Northwest Power and Conservation Council The CEC, ODOE, and DoD will work with the contractor to prepare for and facilitate public and stakeholder meetings and prepare for and attend public meetings or other meetings that are important to keeping the public and stakeholders up to date on the progress of the project. The contractor will work with the CEC, ODOE and DoD to create and implement a public and stakeholder outreach plan. Outreach in California and Oregon will include, but not be limited to outreach to the BOEM renewable energy task force in each state, local communities, state and federal land managers, private industry (power producers and transmission developers) and tribes from within the study area.
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Stakeholder and Public Outreach. The goal of this task is to facilitate public and stakeholder outreach. In partnership with the CSG, the Contractor will carry out public and stakeholder outreach throughout the term of the project. The Contractor will consult with the CSG to develop a stakeholder and public outreach plan. Outreach would include engagement with the TFG and other key stakeholders and public participants in California and Oregon, including the BOEM task force in California and Oregon. The Contractor shall: • Consult with the CSG to develop a Stakeholder and Public Outreach Plan for the term of the project. • Schedule stakeholder and public outreach meetings for the term of the project. • Schedule outreach meetings with members of the TFG. • Conduct stakeholder and public outreach meetings, including as necessary with the TFG. Prepare presentation materials for such meetings.
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Stakeholder and Public Outreach. In partnership with the contractor, the project team will carry out public and stakeholder outreach throughout the term of the project. The project team will consult with the CSG to develop a stakeholder and public outreach plan. Outreach would include engagement with the CSG, TFG, and other key stakeholders and public participants in California and Oregon, including the BOEM task force in each state.
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