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DEFINITIONS
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EXEMPTIONS
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Exemptions
 2. (1) The Bradford Bypass Project, other than early works, is exempt from the Act if the proponent complies with section 3 and the Bradford Bypass Project assessment process. (2) Early works are exempt from the Act if the proponent complies with section 3 and the early works assessment process. (3) Subsections 12.2 (2) and (6) and subsections 15.1.2 (2) and (6) of the Act do not apply to, (a)  the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks with respect to any permit that Minister may issue under section 17 of the Endangered Species Act, 2007
related to the Bradford Bypass Project; and (b)  the Minister of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries with respect to any consent that Minister may issue for the purpose of compliance with subsection 25.2 (6) of the Ontario Heritage Act related to the Bradford Bypass Project. IMPLEMENTATION OF BRADFORD BYPASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
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Implementation of Bradford Bypass Environmental Assessment
 3. If the proponent proceeds with the Bradford Bypass Project, it shall implement the Project in accordance with the Bradford Bypass Environmental Assessment, except, (a)  where modifications are required to comply with another Act, a regulation made under another Act, or an order, permit, approval or other instrument issued under another Act; and (b)  as may be modified through the early works assessment process and the Bradford Bypass Project assessment process. EARLY WORKS ASSESSMENT PROCESS
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Early works Indigenous Consultation Plan
 4. (1) Before preparing the draft early works report, the proponent shall prepare an early works Indigenous Consultation Plan that includes, (a)  a list of Indigenous communities that have or may have existing aboriginal or treaty rights, as recognized and affirmed in section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, that may be impacted by the early works; (b)  a list of Indigenous communities that may otherwise be interested in the early works; and (c)  the plan for consulting with Indigenous communities set out in clauses (a) and (b) throughout the early works assessment process. (2) The proponent shall circulate the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan with the communities listed in subsection (1). (3) After circulating the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan in accordance with subsection (2), the proponent shall provide the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (4) If the proponent proceeds with the early works assessment process, it shall do so in accordance with the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan and any changes made in compliance with subsection (5). (5) If the proponent makes any changes to the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan, the proponent shall circulate the changes with the communities listed in subsection (1) and provide a copy to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch.
Draft early works report
 5. (1) The proponent may prepare a draft early works report in accordance with subsection (2). (2) The draft early works report must contain the following: 1.  A description of the early works, including a description of the alternatives that were considered or a description of why alternatives were not considered. 2.  The rationale for proceeding with the early works and a summary of background information relating to them. 3.  A map showing the area of study for the early works described under paragraph 1, along with a rationale for the proponent’s selection of the boundaries for the area of study. 4.  An update to the description of the local environmental conditions within the area of study for the early works. 5.  A description of all studies undertaken in relation to the early works, including the studies required by sections 6 to 9, which must set out, i.  a summary of all data collected or reviewed, and ii.  a summary of all results and conclusions. 6.  The proponent’s assessment and evaluation of the impacts that the preferred method of carrying out the early works and other methods might have on the environment, and the proponent’s criteria for assessment and evaluation of those impacts. 7.  A description of any measures proposed by the proponent for mitigating any negative impacts that the preferred method of carrying out the early works might have on the environment. 8.  A description of the means the proponent proposes to use to monitor and verify the effectiveness of the mitigation measures proposed under paragraph 7, including a plan to make the results of the monitoring and verification available on the Project website. 9.  A description of any municipal, provincial, federal or other approvals or permits that may be required for the early works. 10.  A consultation record, including, i.  a description of the consultations carried out with Indigenous communities, in accordance with the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan prepared under section 4, and with other interested persons, ii.  a list of the Indigenous communities and interested persons who participated in the consultations, iii.  summaries of the comments submitted by Indigenous communities and interested persons, iv.  a summary of discussions that the proponent had with Indigenous communities, and copies of all written comments submitted by Indigenous communities, v.  a description of what the proponent did to respond to concerns expressed by Indigenous communities and interested persons, and vi.  any commitments made by the proponent to Indigenous communities and interested persons in respect of the early works.
Early works Stage III Archaeological Assessment
 6. (1) In accordance with subsection (2), the proponent shall complete a Stage III Archaeological Assessment for any areas of the area of study that are identified as having archaeological potential in accordance with a Stage II Archaeological Assessment. (2) Any Stage III Archaeological Assessment shall be completed in accordance with the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries’ Standards and Guidelines for Consultant Archaeologists.
Early works Stormwater Management Plan
 7. (1) The proponent shall prepare a Stormwater Management Plan for the early works in accordance with this section. (2) The Stormwater Management Plan shall, at a minimum, include, (a)  plans and descriptions showing the type of stormwater management to be provided for the early works, including the portions not being drained to a stormwater management wet pond; (b)  a description of the receiving water features that would receive stormwater from the early works, including the characteristics, flow and ecological conditions and whether species protected under the Endangered Species Act, 2007 are known to be present; (c)  an operation and maintenance plan for the proposed stormwater management facilities; and (d)  a monitoring plan to evaluate the performance of stormwater management facilities against the design criteria and objectives and to verify receiving surface waters are protected. (3) The proponent shall develop the Stormwater Management Plan in accordance with, (a)  the proponent’s guidelines; and (b)  the document entitled “Stormwater Management Planning and Design Manual, 2003”, dated March 2003, published by the Ministry and available on a Government of Ontario website. (4) The proponent shall submit the Stormwater Management Plan to the following for review and comment: 1.  The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry. 2.  The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. 3.  Fisheries and Oceans Canada. 4.  The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks. (5) The proponent shall consider any comments provided on the Stormwater Management Plan. (6) The proponent shall provide the final Stormwater Management Plan to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (7) The proponent shall publish the final Stormwater Management Plan on the Project website.
Early works Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan
 8. (1) The proponent shall prepare a Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan for the early works in accordance with this section. (2) The Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan shall, at a minimum, include, (a)  the identification of all areas where the early works may directly or indirectly affect groundwater; (b)  a groundwater monitoring program for the identified areas; (c)  a description of the locations and parameters for the monitoring of groundwater quality and quantity; (d)  the proposed start date and frequency of groundwater monitoring; and (e)  a well water survey, including plans to collect appropriate water quality and quantity information as determined by the proponent. (3) The proponent shall distribute the Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan to the following for review and comment: 1.  The Director of the Ministry’s Central Regional Office. 2.  The Director of the Ministry’s Conservation and Source Protection Branch. 3.  The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. 4.  The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry. 5.  The York Regional Health Unit. 6.  The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. 7.  The Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury. 8.  The Town of East Gwillimbury. 9.  The Town of Newmarket. 10.  The County of Simcoe. 11.  The Township of King. 12.  The Regional Municipality of York. 13.  Any other municipalities considered appropriate by the proponent. 14.  Every assessed owner of land within the area of study for the early works and within 500 metres of the borders of the area of study for the early works. (4) The proponent shall consider any comments provided on the Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan. (5) The proponent shall provide the final Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (6) The proponent shall publish the final Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan on the Project website.
Early works noise report
 9. (1) The proponent shall prepare a noise report for the early works in accordance with the noise protocols. (2) The proponent shall distribute the noise report to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch for review and comment. (3) The proponent shall consider any comments provided by the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (4) The proponent shall provide the final noise report to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch.
Notice of draft early works report
 10. (1) The proponent shall prepare a notice of publication of draft early works report that complies with subsection (2) and distribute it as described in subsection (3). (2) The notice shall include the following information: 1.  The Project website. 2.  The name and phone number and email address of a person who may be contacted on behalf of the proponent. 3.  A description of the early works. 4.  A statement that the environmental impacts of the early works are being assessed in accordance with this Regulation. 5.  A map showing the area of study for the early works described under paragraph 3. 6.  Information on how to obtain a copy of the draft early works report. 7.  Information about any opportunities the proponent is providing for consultation about the draft early works report. 8.  Information on how comments about the draft early works report can be submitted to the proponent. (3) The proponent shall distribute the notice by, (a)  giving a copy of the notice to, (i)  every assessed owner of land within the area of study for the early works and within 500 metres of the borders of the area of study for the early works, (ii)  the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch, (iii)  every Indigenous community that is identified in the early works Indigenous Consultation Plan prepared under section 4, (iv)  the Director of the Ministry’s Central Region Office, (v)  the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury, (vi)  the Town of East Gwillimbury, (vii)  the Town of Newmarket, (viii)  the County of Simcoe, (ix)  the Township of King, (x)  the Regional Municipality of York, (xi)  any other municipalities considered appropriate by the proponent, (xii)  any provincial and federal ministries and agencies with policies or legislative requirements applicable to the early works, and (xiii)  any other person who, in the opinion of the proponent, may be interested in the early works; (b)  publishing the notice in a manner that will promptly bring the notice to the attention of the public in the area of study for the early works; and (c)  publishing the notice on the Project website.
Consultation and issues resolution for early works report
 11. (1) The proponent shall provide all of the persons to whom a copy of the notice under clause 10 (3) (a) is given an opportunity to participate in the consultation. (2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), the consultation shall be conducted in the way the proponent considers appropriate. (3) As part of the consultation, the proponent shall ensure that all of the persons and Indigenous communities to whom a copy of the notice under clause 10 (3) (a) is given are provided with access to a copy of the draft early works report. (4) The proponent shall establish an issues resolution process to attempt to resolve any concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons related to early works.
Final early works report
 12. (1) After publishing the notice of publication of the draft early works report pursuant to clauses 10 (3) (b) and (c), the proponent shall, (a)  complete the consultation and issues resolution process under section 11; (b)  update the draft early works report, including by adding, (i)  a description of the issues resolution process employed by the proponent in respect of any concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons, (ii)  a description of the concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons in the issues resolution process and of the outcome of the process, including what, if anything, the proponent did or will do in respect of the concerns raised, and (iii)  a description of any changes to the early works as a result of addressing concerns raised through consultation under this section; and (c)  publish the final early works report on the Project website. (2) The proponent shall ensure that all of the persons and Indigenous communities to whom a copy of the notice under clause 10 (3) (a) is given are notified of the publication of the final early works report and are provided with access to a copy of it.
Early works statement of completion
 13. (1) After publishing the final early works report, the proponent shall provide a statement of completion of the early works assessment process to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (2) The statement of completion of the early works assessment process shall indicate that the proponent intends to proceed with the early works in accordance with the final early works report. (3) The proponent shall post the statement of completion on the Project website. (4) Subject to subsection 29 (17), if the proponent proceeds with the early works, it shall proceed in accordance with the final early works report.
Timing for early works assessment process
 14. (1) The proponent may carry out the early works assessment process only until the notice of publication of the draft environmental impact assessment report has been distributed in accordance with subsection 25 (3). (2) Once the notice of publication of the draft environmental impact assessment report has been distributed, the proponent shall immediately cease the early works assessment process if it is underway. (3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to the early works assessment process for proposed changes pursuant to section 29. BRADFORD BYPASS PROJECT ASSESSMENT PROCESS
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Indigenous Consultation Plan
 15. (1) Before preparing the draft environmental conditions report, the proponent shall prepare an Indigenous Consultation Plan that includes, (a)  a list of Indigenous communities that have or may have existing aboriginal or treaty rights, as recognized and affirmed in section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982, that may be impacted by the Bradford Bypass Project; (b)  a list of Indigenous communities that may otherwise be interested in the Bradford Bypass Project; and (c)  the plan for consulting with Indigenous communities set out in clauses (a) and (b) throughout the Bradford Bypass Project assessment process. (2) The proponent shall circulate the Indigenous Consultation Plan with the communities listed in subsection (1). (3) The proponent shall provide the Indigenous Consultation Plan to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (4) If the proponent proceeds with the Bradford Bypass Project assessment process, it shall do so in accordance with the Indigenous Consultation Plan and any changes made in compliance with subsection (5). (5) If the proponent makes any changes to the Indigenous Consultation Plan, the proponent shall circulate the changes with the communities listed in subsection (1) and provide a copy to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. Environmental Conditions Report
Environmental Conditions Report
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Notice of publication
 17. (1) The proponent shall prepare a notice of publication of the draft environmental conditions report that complies with subsection (2) and distribute it as described in subsection (3). (2) The notice shall include the following information: 1.  The Project website. 2.  The name and phone number and email address of a person who may be contacted on behalf of the proponent. 3.  A description of the technically preferred route and any proposed changes. 4.  A statement that the environmental impacts of the Bradford Bypass Project are being assessed in accordance with this Regulation. 5.  A map showing the study area and the technically preferred route, including any proposed changes to it, in respect of the Bradford Bypass Project. 6.  Information on how to obtain a copy of the draft environmental conditions report. 7.  Information about any opportunities the proponent is providing for consultation about the draft environmental conditions report. 8.  Information on how comments about the draft environmental conditions report can be submitted to the proponent. (3) The proponent shall distribute the notice by, (a)  giving a copy of the notice to, (i)  every assessed owner of land within the study area and within 500 metres of the borders of the study area, (ii)  the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch, (iii)  every Indigenous community that is identified in the Indigenous Consultation Plan prepared under section 15, (iv)  the Director of the Ministry’s Central Region Office, (v)  the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury, (vi)  the Town of East Gwillimbury, (vii)  the Town of Newmarket, (viii)  the County of Simcoe, (ix)  the Township of King, (x)  the Regional Municipality of York, (xi)  any other municipalities considered appropriate by the proponent, (xii)  any provincial and federal ministries and agencies with policies or legislative requirements applicable to the Bradford Bypass Project, and (xiii)  any other person who, in the opinion of the proponent, may be interested in the Bradford Bypass Project; (b)  publishing the notice in a manner that, in the opinion of the proponent, will promptly bring the notice to the attention of interested persons in the study area; and (c)  publishing the notice on the Project website.
Consultation on environmental conditions report
 18. (1) The proponent shall, in accordance with subsection (2), consult with, (a)  every Indigenous community that is identified in the Indigenous Consultation Plan; and (b)  persons who, in the opinion of the proponent, may be interested in the Bradford Bypass Project. (2) The proponent shall provide all of the Indigenous communities and persons to whom a copy of the notice under clause 17 (3) (a) is given with an opportunity to participate in the consultation. (3) Subject to subsection (4), the consultation shall be conducted in the way the proponent considers appropriate. (4) As part of the consultation, the proponent shall ensure that all of the persons and Indigenous communities to whom a copy of the notice under clause 17 (3) (a) is given are provided with access to a copy of the draft environmental conditions report.
Final environmental conditions report
 19. (1) Following the consultation described in section 18, the proponent shall, (a)  update the draft environmental conditions report, including by adding, (i)  a description of any concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons, (ii)  a description of what, if anything, the proponent did or will do in respect of the concerns raised, and (iii)  a description of any changes to the environmental conditions report as a result of addressing concerns raised during consultation under section 18; and (b)  publish a final environmental conditions report on the Project website. (2) The proponent shall ensure that all of the persons and Indigenous communities to whom a copy of the notice under clause 17 (3) (a) is given are notified of the publication of the final environmental conditions report and are provided with access to a copy of it. Environmental Impact Assessment Report
Environmental Impact Assessment Report
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Stage III Archaeological Assessment
 21. (1) In accordance with subsection (2), the proponent shall complete a Stage III Archaeological Assessment for areas of the updated study area that are identified as having archaeological potential in accordance with a Stage II Archaeological Assessment. (2) Any Stage III Archaeological Assessment shall be completed in accordance with the Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries’ Standards and Guidelines for Consultant Archaeologists.
Stormwater Management Plan
 22. (1) The proponent shall prepare a Stormwater Management Plan for the Bradford Bypass Project in accordance with this section. (2) The Stormwater Management Plan shall, at a minimum, include, (a)  plans and descriptions showing the type of stormwater management to be provided for all components of the Bradford Bypass Project, including components not being drained to a stormwater management wet pond; (b)  a description of the water features that would receive stormwater from the Bradford Bypass Project, including the characteristics, flow and ecological conditions and whether species protected under the Endangered Species Act, 2007 are known to be present; (c)  an operation and maintenance plan for the proposed stormwater management facilities; and (d)  a monitoring plan to evaluate the performance of stormwater management facilities against the design criteria and objectives and to verify receiving surface waters are protected. (3) The proponent shall develop the stormwater management plan in accordance with, (a)  the proponent’s guidelines; and (b)  the document entitled “Stormwater Management Planning and Design Manual, 2003”, dated March 2003, published by the Ministry and available on a Government of Ontario website. (4) The proponent shall submit the Stormwater Management Plan to the following for review and comment: 1.  The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry. 2.  The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. 3.  Fisheries and Oceans Canada. 4.  The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks. (5) The proponent shall consider any comments provided on the Stormwater Management Plan. (6) The proponent shall provide the final Stormwater Management Plan to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (7) The proponent shall publish the final Stormwater Management Plan on the Project website.
Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan
 23. (1) The proponent shall prepare a Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan for the Bradford Bypass Project in accordance with this section. (2) The Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan shall, at a minimum, include, (a)  the identification of all areas where the Bradford Bypass Project may directly or indirectly affect groundwater; (b)  a groundwater monitoring program for the identified areas; (c)  a description of the locations and parameters for the monitoring of groundwater quality and quantity; (d)  the proposed start date and frequency of groundwater monitoring; and (e)  a well water survey, including plans to collect appropriate water quality and quantity information as determined by the proponent. (3) The proponent shall distribute the Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan to the following for review and comment: 1.  The Director of the Ministry’s Central Regional Office. 2.  The Director of the Ministry’s Conservation and Source Protection Branch. 3.  The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority. 4.  The Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority. 5.  The Ministry of Northern Development, Mines, Natural Resources and Forestry. 6.  The York Regional Health Unit. 7.  The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. 8.  The Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury. 9.  The Town of East Gwillimbury. 10.  The Town of Newmarket. 11.  The County of Simcoe. 12.  The Township of King. 13.  The Regional Municipality of York. 14.  Any other municipalities considered appropriate by the proponent. 15.  Every assessed owner of land within the updated study area and within 500 metres of the borders of the updated study area. (4) The proponent shall consider any comments provided on the Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan. (5) The proponent shall provide the final Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessments Branch. (6) The proponent shall publish the final Groundwater Protection and Well Monitoring Plan on the Project website.
Noise report
 24. (1) The proponent shall prepare a noise report in accordance with the noise protocols. (2) The proponent shall distribute the noise report to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch for review and comment. (3) The proponent shall consider any comments provided by the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch. (4) The proponent shall provide the final noise report to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch.
Notice of draft environmental impact assessment report
 25. (1) The proponent shall prepare a notice of publication of the draft environmental impact assessment report that complies with subsection (2) and distribute it as described in subsection (3). (2) The notice shall include the following information: 1.  The Project website. 2.  The name and phone number and email address of a person who may be contacted on behalf of the proponent. 3.  A description of the environmental impact assessment of the Bradford Bypass Project. 4.  A statement that the environmental impacts of the Bradford Bypass Project are being assessed in accordance with this Regulation. 5.  A map showing the updated study area for the Bradford Bypass Project. 6.  Information on how to obtain a copy of the draft environmental impact assessment report. 7.  Information about any opportunities the proponent is providing for consultation about the draft environmental impact assessment report. 8.  Information on how comments about the draft environmental impact assessment report can be submitted to the proponent. (3) The proponent shall distribute the notice by, (a)  giving a copy of the notice to, (i)  every assessed owner of land within the updated study area and within 500 metres of the borders of the updated study area, (ii)  the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch, (iii)  every Indigenous community that is identified in the Indigenous Consultation Plan prepared under section 15, (iv)  the Director of the Ministry’s Central Region Office, (v)  the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury, (vi)  the Town of East Gwillimbury, (vii)  the Town of Newmarket, (viii)  the County of Simcoe, (ix)  the Township of King, (x)  the Regional Municipality of York, (xi)  any other municipalities considered appropriate by the proponent, (xii)  any provincial and federal ministries and agencies with policies or legislative requirements applicable to the Bradford Bypass Project, and (xiii)  any other person who, in the opinion of the proponent, may be interested in the Bradford Bypass Project; (b)  publishing the notice in a manner that, in the opinion of the proponent, will promptly bring the notice to the attention of the public in the updated study area for the Bradford Bypass Project; and (c)  publishing the notice on the Project website.
Consultation and issues resolution for environmental impact assessment report
 26. (1) The proponent shall provide all of the Indigenous communities and persons to whom a copy of the notice under clause 25 (3) (a) is given with an opportunity to participate in the consultation. (2) Subject to subsections (3) and (4), the consultation shall be conducted in the way the proponent considers appropriate. (3) As part of the consultation, the proponent shall ensure that all of the persons and Indigenous communities to whom a copy of the notice under clause 25 (3) (a) is given are provided with access to a copy of the draft environmental impact assessment report. (4) The proponent shall establish an issues resolution process to attempt to resolve any concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons related to the Bradford Bypass Project.
Final environmental impact assessment report
 27. (1) After publishing the notice of publication of the draft environmental impact assessment report pursuant to clauses 25 (3) (b) and (c), the proponent shall, (a)  complete the consultation and issues resolution process under section 26; (b)  update the draft environmental impact assessment report, including by adding, (i)  a description of the issues resolution process employed by the proponent in respect of any concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons, (ii)  a description of the concerns raised by Indigenous communities and interested persons in the issues resolution process and of the outcome of the process, including what, if anything, the proponent did or will do in respect of the concerns raised, and (iii)  a description of any changes to the preferred alignment and preferred design as a result of addressing concerns raised during consultation under section 26; and (c)  publish the final environmental impact assessment report on the Project website. (2) The proponent shall ensure that all of the persons and Indigenous communities to whom a copy of the notice under clause 25 (3) (a) is given are notified of the publication of the final environmental impact assessment report and are provided with access to a copy of it.
Bradford Bypass Project statement of completion
 28. (1) The proponent shall provide a statement of completion of the Bradford Bypass Project assessment process to the Director of the Ministry’s Environmental Assessment Branch after meeting the requirements in section 27. (2) The statement of completion of the Bradford Bypass Project assessment process shall indicate that the proponent intends to proceed with the Bradford Bypass Project in accordance with the final environmental impact assessment report. (3) The proponent shall post the statement of completion on the Project website. (4) Subject to subsection 29 (17), if the proponent proceeds with the Bradford Bypass Project, it shall proceed in accordance with the final environmental impact assessment report. PROJECT CHANGES
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