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This document serves to notify participants about applications received by the State Clearinghouse available for review and comment, outlining the procedures for reviewing applications and submitting

How to fill out state clearinghouse project notification

How to fill out State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review

1. Gather required project information including project description, location, and purpose.
2. Fill out the State Clearinghouse Project Notification Form with accurate details.
3. Include any necessary environmental review documents or preliminary studies.
4. Ensure all contact information is complete for follow-up inquiries.
5. Submit the form via the appropriate channel as instructed by the Clearinghouse.

Who needs State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review?

1. State agencies planning projects that may impact the environment.
2. Local governments undertaking significant development or infrastructure projects.
3. Private developers seeking permits for projects that require state review.
4. Organizations or entities involved in projects that may affect state resources.

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Who prepares CEQA?

Together with the Natural Resources Agency (CNRA), LCI develops the CEQA Guidelines. The CEQA Guidelines are administrative regulations interpreting the CEQA statute and published court decisions.

Who prepares CEQA documents?

As the lead agency approving a proposed response action, DTSC prepares the appropriate CEQA documents. DTSC will coordinate with the school district to obtain site-specific information to be included.

Do you file a nod for an addendum?

Filing the NOD, not the addendum, triggers the requirement to comply with Fish and Game Code section 711.4. A lead agency is filing a notice of determination (NOD) for an addendum to an existing environmental impact report (EIR).

Where does an agency submit and publish their CEQA document?

Upon receipt of documents to CEQA Submit, SCH staff reviews and then publishes those documents to CEQAnet. Upon publication, a confirmation is emailed and anyone can then use CEQAnet to access those documents.

Who approves CEQA documents?

Projects subject to CEQA must usually be considered by the Board of Public Works (BPW) and/or the City Council, which can approve the project as proposed, approve the project with conditions, or disapprove the project.

Who prepares an environmental impact report?

Cities and counties prepare "environmental impact reports" when they determine that a project may have a significant effect on our surroundings. Such reports are often referred to by the initials "EIR." An environmental impact report evaluates a proposed project's impacts on the environment.

How to file a notice of exemption in CEQA?

Notice of Exemption The notice is filed with the SCH via CEQA Submit. When a local agency files this notice, the NOE must be filed with the county clerk of each county in which the project will be located. When Caltrans is the CEQA lead agency, filing the NOE with the county clerk is optional.

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What is State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review?

The State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review is a process used to evaluate proposed projects for compliance with environmental regulations and to ensure that all relevant state agencies are notified and can provide input.

Who is required to file State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review?

Any project proponent or lead agency proposing a project that may impact the environment or require state agency input is required to file a State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review.

How to fill out State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review?

To fill out the State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review, applicants must complete the designated form available from the State Clearinghouse, providing detailed information about the project, its location, anticipated environmental impacts, and necessary agency consultations.

What is the purpose of State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review?

The purpose of the State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review is to facilitate interagency communication, ensure that environmental considerations are incorporated in project planning, and streamline the review process for state-level environmental assessments.

What information must be reported on State Clearinghouse Project Notification Review?

The information required includes the project description, location, potential environmental impacts, contact information for the project proponent, and any relevant documents or studies related to the project's environmental assessment.