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He said a contractor's noise mitigation plan, required for all construction sites, was especially closely monitored during after-hours work.

But Mr. Vanderhoef, joining his colleagues in Westchester and Orange Counties, said he could not certify the plan, in light of a report released Friday by James Lee Witt, a consultant for the state, that said an evacuation plan required for a 10-mile radius around the plant was unworkable and emergency planning was inadequate to protect the public.

Four state lawmakers, opening a new avenue in their fight to close the Indian Point nuclear plant complex in Westchester County, have asked the federal government to withdraw its approval of an evacuation plan required for the plant operators to keep their license.

The 117-page plan, required for the company to get the billions it needs to save itself from extinction, hit every part of the company with cuts, alterations, trims and so on.

That could force the agency to go after flows to Matagorda Bay and take a drastic step, proposing to cut off other releases that its water-management plan requires for threatened species and to maintain critical flows in the river.

In earlier court arguments, the city maintained that inmates at Rikers had no legal right to the kind of prerelease planning required for mental hospital patients under state law.

The city did not dispute these facts, but argued that inmates at Rikers have no legal right to the kind of prerelease planning required for mental hospital patients under state law.

When not managing their teaching, or that of others, they have a mountain of documents to prepare, from the SEN-inclusion policy to the individual education plans required for each child with SEN.

But the scale and sophistication of the operation, the extraordinary planning required for concerted hijackings by terrorists who had to be familiar with modern jetliners, and the history of major attacks on American targets in recent years led many officials and experts to point to Osama bin Laden, the Islamic militant believed to operate out of Afghanistan.

A selected study in Sheffield investigated the management planning required for sustainable development.

Dr. King had gone there against the advice of his team, who said that they could not afford this interruption of the complicated planning required for the Poor People's March on Washington.