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How Do Communities Request a Feasibility Study?

 

In order for a community to be eligible for feasibility studies, the community must have successfully undergone an initial screening by the NWMO (as part of Step 2 in the site selection process). Communities meeting the initial screening criteria and that have decided they wish to proceed to Step 3 and feasibility studies must formally notify the NWMO providing a copy of council resolution. Communities that engage in feasibility studies are not obliged to participate in subsequent steps of the site selection process.

 

Feasibility studies are designed to be implemented through a partnership involving the interested community and the NWMO. In order to proceed to feasibility studies, and to continue in the process once initiated, accountable authorities must show:

A continued interest in learning more about the project;

A willingness to engage community members in the learning process;

A willingness to work with surrounding communities and Aboriginal peoples to learn about and explore the project; and

A willingness to participate with integrity, transparency and accountability throughout all activities associated with participation in the process.

 

Sample Resolution

BE IT RESOLVED THAT (name of community) does hereby express interest and desire to continue to learn more about Adaptive Phased Management, and to proceed to the initial phase of the Feasibility Study step of the site selection process known as Step 3 including preliminary discussions with the NWMO.

 

 
   
   

What Is the Purpose of a Feasibility Study?


How Do Communities Request a Feasibility Study?


How Is a Feasibility Study Undertaken?


What Questions Will Scientific and Technical Studies
Address?


What Questions Will Community Well-Being Studies Address?


What Is the Focus of the Regional Study?


What Is the Role of Traditional Knowledge in the Assessment?


Resources to Support Participation


Learn More About Feasibility Studies

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