REGLAMENTO CONJUNTO ESPECIAL PARA LA EVALUACION Y PERMISOS DE PROYECTOS DURANTE UN ESTADO DE EMERGENCIA DECLARADO, AL AMPARO DE LA LEY 76 DE 5 DE MAYO DE 2000, SEGUN ENMENDADA (REGLAMENTO DE PLANIFICACION NUM. 36). El proposito de este Reglamento es establecer procedimientos y terminos alternativos para el tramite expedito de permisos, recomendaciones, consultas y/o certificaciones relacionadas a la orden de estado emergencia, definido en este Reglamento y a las disposiciones de la Ley 76, supra, y/o relacionada con Declaraciones Presidenciales.

Dispensing Advertising and Labeling Requirements Notice and Notification Requirement In proceedings in which it is required to notify interested parties, once the waiver is authorized, the applicant will publish one (1) notice in two (2) newspapers of general circulation. The placement of a sign on the property where work will be carried out will be required. This sign shall include, among others the name of the project, the objective, the Internet address and the contact telephone numbers of the evaluating Agency. Chapter 4 Environmental Evaluation Process The Environmental Evaluation Process shall be developed in accordance with the guidelines and procedures mandated by the Environmental Quality Board per Administrative Orders, in compliance with the Environmental Policy Act 416, of September of 2004, as amended. Chapter 5 Planning Board and OGPE oversight faculties Act No.75 of June 24, 1975, better known as the Organic Law of the Planning Board, created the Board with the purpose of guiding the integral development of Puerto Rico in a coordinated way in order to promote health, security, order, coexistence and the well-being of the current and future inhabitants of Puerto Rico. To this end, it empowers the Planning Board to oversee the use and development of land in Puerto Rico, in both urban and rural areas. The Land Use Consultation is the instrument by which the location of a particular use in the field is authorized. The Projects covered under the provisions of this Rule, will be processed directly with the governmental entities concerned, be understood as Planning Board or the OGPE, as appropriate. This is independent of transfer agreements that municipalities may have and that would otherwise apply to proposed projects. SPECIAL JOINT REGULATION FOR PROJECT EVALUATION AND PERMITTING DURING EMERGENCY STATES, PURSUANT TO ACT 76 OF MAY 5, 2000 ( PLANNING REGULATION NO. 36) 6