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Triggered missed date from extending ESA Consultation Request Package Submitted (Agency Action) within 30 days of its current target date which was 02/06/2025 and extended to 03/06/2025
Triggered missed date from extending ESA Consultation Request Package Submitted (Agency Action) within 30 days of its current target date which was 02/06/2025 and extended to 03/06/2025
Agency Milestone Date of 01/31/2025 for Notification agency will use NEPA substitution approach [36 CFR 800.8(c)] (Agency Action) has passed by 1 business days
Agency Milestone Date of 01/30/2025 for Consultation initiated with SHPO/THPO (Agency Action) has passed by 1 business days
Agency Milestone Date of 01/10/2025 for Publication of Public Notice (Agency Action) has passed by 1 business days
EDD completed 1/2/25 - typo date entered wrong as 3/30/26. It should be 4/6/26. Corrected 1/8/25 to April date.
EPA’s OCS air permit and NPDES permit are all dependent on the final completion date for the NEPA action and cross-cutting law actions.
The overall shift in completion dates on the permitting timetable is due to the timing of the project sponsor’s submission of a revised incidental take authorization (ITA) under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA). BOEM uses the information in the Project Sponsor’s complete MMPA application to prepare and submit the EFH assessment and ESA biological assessment to NMFS. The NEPA process is dependent on the timing of the ESA consultation because the final environmental impact statements typically incorporate measures resulting from that consultation.
The overall shift in completion dates on the permitting timetable is due to the timing of the project sponsor’s submission of a revised incidental take authorization (ITA) under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA). BOEM uses the information in the Project Sponsor’s complete MMPA application to prepare and submit the EFH assessment and ESA biological assessment to NMFS. The NEPA process is dependent on the timing of the ESA consultation because the final environmental impact statements typically incorporate measures resulting from that consultation. EPA’s OCS air per
Milestone date for publication of the Final EIS date must allow adequate time for incorporation of the findings of the ESA consultation into the Final EIS