NEW OCEAN USES Clause Samples

The "New Ocean Uses" clause defines how the parties will address activities or developments in the ocean that were not anticipated or covered by the original agreement. This clause typically outlines procedures for notifying the other party, seeking approval, or renegotiating terms if a new use—such as offshore wind farms, aquaculture, or new shipping routes—arises within the area governed by the contract. Its core function is to provide a framework for adapting the agreement to evolving circumstances, ensuring that both parties have a clear process for managing unforeseen changes and minimizing disputes over new or emerging ocean activities.
NEW OCEAN USES. New uses, as defined by the MSP, are in-water uses, with potential adverse impacts to renewable resources or existing uses, and that have not been previously reviewed or permitted within the MSP study area prior to the adoption of the MSP in June 2018. The MSP anticipates new ocean use proposals for activities such as renewable energy, dredged material disposal, mining, marine product harvesting, and offshore aquaculture operations.
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NEW OCEAN USES. New uses, as defined by the MSP, are in-water uses, with potential adverse impacts to renewable resources or existing uses, and that have not been previously reviewed or permitted within the MSP study area prior to the adoption of the MSP in June 2018. The MSP anticipates new ocean use proposals for activities such as renewable energy, dredged material disposal, mining, marine product harvesting, and offshore aquaculture ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ ocean uses are uses and developments that have not occurred or were not permitted within Washington’s Coastal waters prior to the completion of the Marine Spatial Plan for Washington’s Pacific Coast, as adopted June 2018. New uses, as defined by the MSP, are in-water uses, with potential adverse impacts to renewable resources or existing uses that have not been previously reviewed or authorized/permitted within the MSP study area. The MSP anticipates new ocean use proposals for activities such as renewable energy, dredged material disposal, mining, marine product harvesting, and offshore aquaculture operations.
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