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ment Permit from the Virgin Islands Department of Planning and Natural Resources pursuant to Act 5270, amending Sections 910 (aX2) and 911 (d)(2) of the Coastal Zone Management Act (Title 12, Chapter 21, Virgin Islands Code). The applicant authorizes the Bureau of Internal Revenue to disclose any taxpayer inform

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location which has minimal impact and will not require mitigation. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require

Both FWS and NMFS require that we state in the application what sea conditions we will construct and when the construction will be postponed. 6.02 Landforms, Geology, Soils, and Historic Land Use: Bioimpact describe the geology and sediments of the proposed locations and their impact on the cable landing, path and the i

mits required. We know that the dock extension will impact seagrass. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require

Both FWS and NMFS require that we state in the application what sea conditions we will construct and when the construction will be postponed. 6.02 Landforms, Geology, Soils, and Historic Land Use: Bioimpact describe the geology and sediments of the proposed locations and their impact on the project and the impact of the

k location which has minimal impact and will not require mitigation. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require

Both FWS and NMFS require that we state in the application what sea conditions we will construct and when the construction will be postponed. 6.02 Landforms, Geology, Soils, and Historic Land Use: Bioimpact describe the geology and sediments of the proposed locations and their impact on the project and the impact of the

will be critical in determining permit times and permits required. The Environmental Assessment Report will act as the main reference document for the Coastal Zone Management Permit application, the U.S. ACOE permit application, and the Water Quality Certificate and for any other approvals which may be require

Both FWS and NMFS require that we state in the application what sea conditions we will construct and when the construction will be postponed. 6.02 Landforms, Geology, Soils, and Historic Land Use: Bioimpact describe the geology and sediments of the proposed locations and their impact on the project and the impact of the