15 CFR 930.121 - Consistent with the objectives or purposes of the Act
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Part III
...the Secretary needs only sufficient time and information to make a rational and well-reasoned determination of each of the elements in 15 CFR 930.121 or NOAA has retained the requirement from the proposed rule that the appellant's brief is due within 30 days of the filing of the notice of a......
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Ocean and coastal resource management:
Coastal Zone Management Act; Federal consistency process,
...the Secretary needs only sufficient time and information to make a rational and well-reasoned determination of each of the elements in 15 CFR 930.121 or NOAA has retained the requirement from the proposed rule that the appellant's brief is due within 30 days of the filing of the notice of a......
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Stoeco Development, Ltd., Matter of
...not review the state's finding of inconsistency, but instead focuses upon whether the project furthers paramount federal policies. 15 C.F.R. § 930.121. Appellants Stoeco Development, Ltd. and Stainton-Burrell Development, Ltd. (Stoeco) submitted an application for a Section 404 permit to th......
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North Carolina v. Raimondo, 2:20-CV-59-FL
...the national interest as articulated in § 302 or § 303 of the [Coastal Zone Management] Act, in a significant or substantial manner." 15 C.F.R. § 930.121. If a federal permit applicant is required to submit a consistency certification, the federal permitting agency may not issue the permit ......
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Stoeco Development, Ltd., Matter of
...not review the state's finding of inconsistency, but instead focuses upon whether the project furthers paramount federal policies. 15 C.F.R. § 930.121. Appellants Stoeco Development, Ltd. and Stainton-Burrell Development, Ltd. (Stoeco) submitted an application for a Section 404 permit to th......
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North Carolina v. Raimondo, 2:20-CV-59-FL
...the national interest as articulated in § 302 or § 303 of the [Coastal Zone Management] Act, in a significant or substantial manner." 15 C.F.R. § 930.121. If a federal permit applicant is required to submit a consistency certification, the federal permitting agency may not issue the permit ......
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Exxon Corp. v. Fischer, No. 85-6572
...the Secretary dismissed Exxon's appeal. The Secretary found, pursuant to the four-part test established in the applicable regulation, 15 C.F.R. Sec. 930.121 (1986), that well B was not consistent with the CZMA's purposes. Although it would further the national goal of energy self-sufficienc......
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North Carolina v. Raimondo, 2:20-CV-59-FL
...the national interest as articulated in § 302 or § 303 of the [Coastal Zone Management] Act, in a significant or substantial manner.” 15 C.F.R. § 930.121. If a federal permit applicant is required to submit a consistency certification, the federal permitting agency may not issue the permit ......