What information do EHP Specialists need for project review?

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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