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MORTON TOWNSHIP BUILDING DEPARTMENT DENNIS BRICK, BUILDING & ZONING OFFICIAL PART 91, SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL OF THE NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1994 PA 451,

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1. To fill out the final supplemental environmental impact, follow these steps:
2. Review your initial environmental impact assessment and any previous supplemental assessments to understand the current project and its impacts.
3. Identify any new information or changes that have occurred since the initial assessment was conducted.
4. Conduct additional research or studies to gather relevant data and information about the project's impacts.
5. Analyze the collected data and evaluate the potential environmental impacts and risks associated with the project.
6. Document the findings and conclusions in the final supplemental environmental impact report.
7. Include recommendations and mitigation measures to minimize or mitigate the identified impacts.
8. Submit the completed final supplemental environmental impact report to the appropriate regulatory authorities for review and approval.

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1. The final supplemental environmental impact is typically required for projects that have undergone an initial environmental impact assessment and have proposed changes or new information that may affect the overall environmental impact.
2. It is needed by government agencies, regulatory bodies, or project developers to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and make informed decisions about the project's potential impacts on the environment.

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Final supplemental environmental impact is a document that assesses the potential environmental effects of a proposed action that is supplemental to a previously completed environmental impact statement or environmental assessment.

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The final supplemental environmental impact must include information on the proposed action, the potential environmental effects of the action, any mitigation measures that will be implemented, and any public comments received during the review process.