Topic:"Indigenous Communities" in M08929

in the following table. Figure 3. Potential Study Customer Segments Category Sub-Categories a) Residential (with low-income treated as a subcomponent) Sector b) Business, Non-Profit and Institutional (all non-Residential customers) c) Cook...

AI summary The text outlines potential customer segments for a study, categorizing them by sector, end use, building type, and region. The segments include residential, business, non-profit, institutional, and industrial customers, with further subcategories such as low-income and First Nations.

NAVIGANT 2019 Electricity Usage Surveys - Residential TABLE 38: Do you live within a First Nations Community?

AI summary The document presents a survey question from the 2019 Electricity Usage Surveys - Residential, asking respondents if they live within a First Nations Community.

ly, listed species require more detailed assessments than unlisted ones and compensation negotiations and implementation tend to lengthier and more expensive. 3.3.3 Indigenous Community/Stakeholder Interest The degree of stakeholder or Ind...

AI summary The decommissioning of dams may involve higher costs due to the need for detailed assessments of listed species, extended compensation negotiations, and increased stakeholder and Indigenous Community engagement. Archaeological value and potential artifacts also contribute to increased costs, which are not included in the current estimate.

5 REDACTED (CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION REMOVED) REDACTED Hydro Asset Study Appendix F Page 9 of 146 NSPI – Hydro Asset Costing Document review by CCH, whom must be consulted prior to any asset development and/or removal activity. b) Results...

AI summary This document outlines the need for consultation with CCH and Mi’kmaw communities before any asset removal or development activities. It highlights that costs may be affected by engagement with these groups, regulatory requirements, and environmental and engineering factors.

REDACTED Hydro Asset Study Appendix F Page 23 of 146 NSPI – Hydro Asset Costing Document Asset Location: MacDonald Pond Type: Dewatering Based on previous background research and archaeological potential modelling, the MacDonald Pond exhib...

AI summary The document discusses the archaeological potential of MacDonald Pond, noting its high potential for archaeological resources when water levels are lowered. A previous survey in 2005 did not find evidence of cultural material due to high water levels. An archaeological reconnaissance is recommended for the lakeshore.