Environmental Compliance

What information do EHP Specialists need for project review?

  • Details of the proposed project, including     location, scope of work, and ground disturbance dimensions.
  • Potential environmental impacts of the project on     natural or cultural resources. ​
  • Compliance with federal laws and Executive Orders     related to environmental and historic preservation.
  • Identification of any historic properties or     cultural resources that may be affected. ​
  • Assessment of impacts on endangered species or     critical habitats.
  • Consideration of floodplain and wetland management     requirements. ​
  • Evaluation of potential disproportionate effects     on minority and low-income populations. ​
  • Documentation of consultations with relevant     regulatory agencies. ​
  • Review of permits and certifications required for     the project. ​
  • Coordination with other federal agencies involved     in the project. ​
  • Consideration of alternative locations or actions     to minimize adverse impacts.
  • Public input and feedback on the proposed project.     ​
  • Compliance with Clean Water Act regulations for     water quality and discharge permits. ​
  • Adherence to Coastal Barrier Resources Act     restrictions for funding in protected areas.
  • Integration of environmental justice     considerations into the project development stage.
  • Collaboration with the Heritage Emergency National     Task Force for cultural and historic resource protection during disasters.     ​
  • Scope of Work (SOW) details and supporting     documentation. ​
  • Locations of the work, including equipment and     material staging locations.
  • Repair or restoration specifics, such as materials     and equipment used. ​
  • Original construction date of facilities and     subsequent renovations. ​
  • Information on equipment and material staging. ​
  • Temporary and final disposal site details for     debris. ​
  • Timeframe of work performed.
  • Source of fill material.
  • Maps, photographs, plans, drawings, or blueprints     supporting the SOW. ​
  • Studies and surveys if requested. ​
  • Applicable permits, authorizations, and     correspondence with regulatory agencies. ​

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