2.7 Engagement - a) Proponents must engage with a diverse set of members of the general public using best practices. The general public includes, but is not limited to, staff from municipal, provincial and federal governments, municipal po...
AI summary This section outlines the engagement requirements for proponents of the Green Choice Program (GCP), emphasizing the need to engage with a broad range of stakeholders, including government representatives, Indigenous communities, residents, businesses, and environmental organizations. Specific actions include providing notice, publicizing contact details, offering feedback opportunities, and ensuring accessible communication.
3.7 Communications a) Proponents, their agents or representatives (including lobbyists acting in compliance with the Lobbyists' Registration Act, SNS 2001, c 34) are strictly prohibited from communicating with any officer, member or employ...
AI summary This section outlines strict communication rules for proponents and their representatives during the RFP process, prohibiting direct communication with certain officials to prevent influence on the outcome. Proponents must seek clarification from the PA if unsure about communication appropriateness and may face disqualification for violations.
Scored Criteria Points Available Project Site 2 points 100% of the Project's Interconnection Facilities and access roads can be located on private land and/or can use existing public roads and the Proponent demonstrates that it has success...
AI summary The document outlines criteria for scoring proposals based on engagement and social/economic benefits. It emphasizes the importance of securing land rights, zoning compliance, and community engagement, particularly with local governments and the Mi'kmaq of Nova Scotia, as well as the inclusion of letters of support and the formation of community liaison committees.