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Page 1 of 8CITY OF REDMOND ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST PROJECT ACTION (Revised May 2018)Purpose of the Checklist: The State Environmental Policy Act (SEPA), chapter 43.21C RCW, requires all governmental agencies

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Who needs non-project action?

1. Non-project actions may be required by individuals or organizations who need to initiate a specific action that is unrelated to a project.
2. Some examples of who may need non-project actions include:
3. - Individuals filing for a change of address or any other personal data update
4. - Companies requesting modifications to existing contracts or agreements
5. - Organizations seeking regulatory approvals or permits outside the scope of a specific project
6. - Government agencies processing requests for exceptions or waivers
7. - Educational institutions handling requests for transfer of credits or enrollment changes
8. - Non-profit organizations applying for grants or funding beyond a specific project
9. - Legal entities initiating legal actions or petitions unrelated to a specific case
10. These are just a few examples, and the need for non-project actions varies depending on specific situations and requirements.

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What is non-project action?

Non-project action refers to any action that does not fall under a specific project or initiative.

Who is required to file non-project action?

Anyone who undertakes an action that is not part of a planned project needs to file a non-project action.

How to fill out non-project action?

To fill out a non-project action, one needs to provide details about the action being taken, purpose, expected outcomes, potential impacts, and any necessary mitigation measures.

What is the purpose of non-project action?

The purpose of non-project action is to ensure that any actions taken outside of a project comply with relevant regulations and do not cause harm to the environment or community.

What information must be reported on non-project action?

Information such as the description of the action, location, duration, potential impacts, mitigation measures, and responsible party must be reported on non-project action.