Area of impact definition

Area of impact means the areal extent of each aquifer where more than one foot of drawdown is predicted to occur due to a proposed withdrawal.

Area of impact means, as projected on the land surface, the

Area of impact means the geographic area where risk is determined to be above the applicable Risk Action Level, and is determined by AERMOD or other comparable model approved by DEQ.

Examples of Area of impact in a sentence

• If, for any reason, the City does not substantially complete the City's Project related to the Mississippi Drive roadway and CP crossing work within the Area of Impact by December 31, 2019, the City shall return to CP any portion of CP's financial contribution paid by CP to the City pursuant to this Agreement and not actually used by the City for Project Adjustments.

• All development applications within the Area of Impact shall originate with the County.

• Teton County shall be responsible for the administration and enforcement of all applicable ordinances within the Area of Impact as outlined in this chapter.

• The County’s Planning and Development Department, as part of their notice process, will submit notice of the Subdivision development, within the Area of Impact, to the City for review and comment.

• Student Group Area of Impact Provide specific strategies that were used or will be used to identify and measure impacts Major Racial or Ethnic Groups Social and Emotional Learning Teachers and counselors will receive additional trainings to support students in need of mental health supports.

More Definitions of Area of impact

Area of impact means, as projected on the land surface, the area where the stored water has migrated or is located.

Area of impact means that portion of the Facilities determined by Company, to be directly affected by an ERC Event.

Area of impact means the area determined by the City, after discussion with an Applicant, to be the geographic area or areas within which the installation of Neighborhood Camera(s) may have a direct or indirect impact on homeowners, typically the area comprised of property owners in a neighborhood. The Area of Impact is influenced by the scale and nature of the undertaking and may be different for different Applicants, and will include all property owners within sight distance of one hundred (100) feet of the Neighborhood Camera(s).

Area of impact means the geographical area affected by the Adverse Impact. Unless otherwise determined by the Joint Redeployment Planning Team (JRPT), the Default Area of Impact will be one of the following geographic areas (as described in Appendix 9 - List of Regions and Districts): ● Central district ● Eastern district ● Essex, Lambton & Kent district ● GTA Peel York ● Hamilton-Kitchener district ● London district ● Northeast district ● Northwest district ● A combination of Toronto Central district, Toronto North district, and Provincial Office The Default Areas of Impact described above shall apply regardless of any changes that the Employer may make regarding the organization of districts. No Society-represented lawyer shall be forced to relocate except as a result of an organizational change. Where the forced relocation constitutes an Adverse Impact as set out in Article 32.1(c), the provisions of this Article shall apply. For the purposes of this provision, Provincial Office, Toronto Central and Toronto North shall be considered a single District.

Area of impact means that area depicted on the maps attached hereto as Exhibits C and D.

Area of impact means the wider surroundings of the immovable monument or heritage as determined from its historical, functional, spatial, symbolic and social aspects, with respect to which developments and other activities shall be adapted to integrated conservation, or where impacts on the heritage are assessed;

Area of impact means the model’s minimum drawdown contour based on the predicted effects of the proposed withdrawal. The model’s minimum drawdown contour is defined as the calibration limit of the groundwater model used for the technical evaluation.