N.H. Admin. Code § Site 301.07 - Effects on Environment
Each application shall include the following information regarding the effects of, and plans for avoiding, minimizing, or mitigating potential adverse effects of, the proposed energy facility on air quality, water quality, and the natural environment:
(a) Information including the applications
and permits filed pursuant to
Site
301.03(d) regarding issues of air
quality;
(b) Information including
the applications and permits filed pursuant to
Site
301.03(d) regarding issues of water
quality;
(c) Information regarding
the natural environment, including the following:
(1) Description of how the applicant
identified significant wildlife species, rare plants, rare natural communities,
and other exemplary natural communities potentially affected by construction
and operation of the proposed facility, including communications with and
documentation received from the New Hampshire department of fish and game, the
New Hampshire natural heritage bureau, the United States Fish and Wildlife
Service, and any other federal or state agencies having permitting or other
regulatory authority over fish, wildlife, and other natural
resources;
(2) Identification of
significant wildlife species, rare plants, rare natural communities, and other
exemplary natural communities potentially affected by construction and
operation of the proposed facility;
(3) Identification of critical wildlife
habitat and significant habitat resources potentially affected by construction
and operation of the proposed facility;
(4) Assessment of potential impacts of
construction and operation of the proposed facility on significant wildlife
species, rare plants, rare natural communities, and other exemplary natural
communities, and on critical wildlife habitat and significant habitat
resources, including fragmentation or other alteration of terrestrial or
aquatic significant habitat resources;
(5) Description of the measures planned to
avoid, minimize, or mitigate potential adverse impacts of construction and
operation of the proposed facility on wildlife species, rare plants, rare
natural communities, and other exemplary natural communities, and on critical
wildlife habitat and significant habitat resources, and the alternative
measures considered but rejected by the applicant; and
(6) Description of the status of the
applicant's discussions with the New Hampshire department of fish and game, the
New Hampshire natural heritage bureau, the United States Fish and Wildlife
Service, and any other federal or state agencies having permitting or other
regulatory authority over fish, wildlife, and other natural
resources.
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