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IV. Concurrent Diecision Process on Prlo"ect 40 N. At the clonclusion of the 310,-day, public comment period on an EAW, the 0 cliouncil, may, choose to pursue coins iderat 'Ion of the project 'in a manner Mi 4 that would result 'in, the council being in a position to approve or di's approvie the project at the same ® they make the decision on the need, for, an, E11S. Mi Thi's coul,d be done for pirolject,s needing Planning Commission action by r the' Weration and referring the item tio, the commission in time fo ir consi reclommenidatiLon, to the council by-thie date the council will decide on the need, for an Any, Planning Commi'ssion recommendation for approval ,should be conditioned ion a, nelvative declaration on the EM, being forth- 0.0 coming', by the counc3-1. 4 B. The potential aictions the council, could take on the project at the same date as, the dec:Lsion on the EAW are as follows: Decis on on the Need for an EIS, A. The council would decide one ill the following at the f irst meeting at least 9 ten days, but not more than thirty days of' the close of the review period: 1. Issue a negative declaration., (No need for EIS). 2. Iss�ue a positive declaration that the project has potential for 0 sign.ificant environmental effects and, therefore, an EIS is needed, The council's proposed scope for the EIS is to be givenat this time, B . The council shal,l maintain a record, of specific findings of fact s decision. C'. 'The council shall not-ify appropriate entities within 5 days if, 0 An EIS scopling process is to be done when, 'it has been decided that an EIS *1 to be priepareld. (To be carried out by chairperson of the ERB) The scoping process is to be done based on the EAW. It determines the rele 4 vant issluesil, form,,, level of detail, content, alternative, timetable and pre pareirs of the EIS; as well, as any needed permlits', I