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The site certification agreement (SCA) required the Certificate Holder to notify us of any required federal permits, not delegated to EFSEC, that are required for construction and operation of the project--and to notify us once the permits had been issued. In addition, we worked with the Certificate Holder to secure the necessary construction stormwater permits.
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We maintain regular contact with the certificate holder throughout the project. Our Council will receive a report on any non-routine matters at their regular monthly meeting.
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Under the terms of the site certification agreement (SCA), the Certificate Holder is required to prepare and submit the Initial Site Restoration Plan (ISRP) at least Ninety (90) days prior to the beginning of site preparation and to receive Council approval of the ISRP prior to commencing construction. Within 90 days after informing our Council of project termination, the Certificate Holder must submit a detailed site restoration plan.
Before construction, the Certificate Holder should produce, and our Council will approve, an Initial Site Restoration Plan (ISRP).
The plan should have sufficient detail to identify, evaluate, and resolve all major environmental and public health and safety issues. It should describe the process used to evaluate the options and select the measures to be taken to restore or preserve the project site or otherwise protect the public against risks or danger resulting from the project.
The Initial Site Restoration Plan should discuss economic factors regarding the costs and benefits of various restoration options versus the relative public risk and should address provisions for funding or bonding arrangements to meet the project site restoration or management costs.
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