Permit Coordination Sample Clauses
The Permit Coordination clause establishes the responsibilities and procedures for obtaining and managing necessary permits for a project. Typically, it outlines which party is responsible for applying for, tracking, and maintaining compliance with all required governmental or regulatory permits, and may require timely communication and documentation between parties regarding permit status. This clause ensures that all legal and regulatory approvals are secured efficiently, minimizing project delays and clarifying accountability for permit-related obligations.
Permit Coordination. When specified in a work authorization, the Technical Expert shall coordinate Section 9 Permits with the USCG. The Technical Expert shall perform tasks necessary to obtain the permit. If the permit application is determined incomplete by the State or USCG, the Technical Expert shall make all the changes necessary to make the permit application complete at no additional cost to the State.
Permit Coordination. When specified in a work authorization, the Technical Expert shall coordinate Section 404 Permits, Section 401 Permits, and Section 10 Permits with the USACE and/or TCEQ. The Technical Expert shall perform all tasks necessary to obtain the permit. If the permit application is determined incomplete by the State or USACE and/or TCEQ, the Technical Expert shall make all the changes necessary to make the permit application complete at no additional cost to the State. The Technical Expert shall provide permits and documentation of all permit applications, including original correspondence, to the State.
Permit Coordination. AWE will review the status of all permit applications for the Project. AWE will coordinate with ACWD, Team, and regulatory staff to receive all necessary approvals for the Project. This task assumes up to 40 hours of agency coordination and meetings with resource agency staff.
Permit Coordination. All effort for permit coordination for Phases 1 and 2 is included in Phase 1 scope.
Permit Coordination. For construction permit applications received by the Local Program that include both PSD and non-PSD permitting components, the Local Program shall:
a. Provide PSD Permit Application Materials to DNR. Provide, in accordance with 5B.1(4), the PSD materials to DNR for review and issuance;
Permit Coordination. It is agreed by ACHD and City that it is in their mutual best interest and the interest of the public that the Conduit be located within the public right-of-way as herein contemplated, and, to that end, the Parties shall coordinate and cooperate with each other in good faith regarding permit applications received by ACHD for placement, repair, removal, or relocation of underground fiber-optic to the extent such application creates a potential for reducing street closures, pavement cuts, excavations, and administrative burden on the Parties through any of the following:
a. Installing new underground fiber-optic cable inside City-owned Conduit;
b. Building out or extending the Conduit during installation of new underground fiber- optic facilities requiring excavation of the public right-of-way in areas suitable for build-out or extension of the Conduit;
c. Conducting repair or maintenance on Conduit during other projects requiring excavation.
Permit Coordination. Coordinate permit approval with cities prior to issuing permits to avoid possible city conflicts. Pursue spacing and configuration of intersecting local streets and driveways in accordance with access management principles and with the county’s adopted access guidelines through the plat approval process, in conjunction with construction projects, corridor studies, or as required by safety and operation of the highway in consideration of all users.
Permit Coordination. Including those items listed in the OFM Guidelines for basic services, the SERVICE PROVIDER shall coordinate the plan review and permit process including the submittal of required documents to the AHJ, and will be the primary point of contact for permitting agencies. The CITY, as the Owner, shall be responsible for signing all applicable permit documents as required by the AHJ, unless the SERVICE PROVIDER can sign on behalf of the CITY.
Permit Coordination. For construction permit applications received that include both PSD and non-PSD permitting components, DNR shall:
a. PSD Permit Issuance. In accordance with 5B.4(2)(b) review applications and issue PSD permits;
b. Review Copies of Non-PSD Permit Application Materials Provided by the Local Programs. Review the non-PSD portion of the application submitted by the Local Program;
c. Review Additional Non-PSD Information, as Necessary. If, while processing an application with both PSD and non-PSD permitting components, DNR determines that additional information is necessary to evaluate the PSD portion of the application, DNR shall request from the applicant, in writing, such information and shall set a reasonable deadline for a response;
d. Invite the Local Program to Participate in DNR Pre-Application PSD Meetings. DNR shall conduct a pre- application meeting for PSD projects and shall invite the Local Program to participate; and
Permit Coordination. The Consultant will coordinate with the City of Tampa Building Department prior to and during the permitting process. Permit coordination will consist of attending pre-application meetings, responding to requests for additional information and other permit related correspondence.