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with specific development standards established in the zoning Ordinance or Subdivision Regulations. 3.2.6 No action shall be taken on the development project until after the EIS has been presented to the Board of Commissioners. SECTION 4. TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS FOR AN EIS 4.1 4.2 Purpose The primary purpose of an EIS is to serve as a decision - making tool to ensure that the purposes and policies defined in the North Carolina Environmental Policy Act of 1971 (G.S. 113A) are given full consideration in the ongoing programs and actions of state and local government. It should provide a full and fair discussion of significant environmental impacts and should inform decision - makers and the public of the reasonable alternatives which would avoid or minimize adverse impacts or enhance the quality of the environment. Requirements Preparers should use a format for EIS's which will encourage good analysis and clear presentation of all alternatives, including the proposed activity, while minimizing length and complexity. These documents should not exceed 50 pages and should include site location maps. 4.2.1 Format and Content: (a) Cover Sheet. A single cover sheet including the following information; (1) designation of the document as a draft, supplementary or final statement; (2) title of the proposed activity that is the subject of the statement; (3) list of any involved cooperating entities, (4) name, address, and telephone number of the person who can supply further information. (b) Summary. An adequate and accurate summary of the statement stressing the major conclusions, areas of controversy, and issues to be resolved. The summary shall also list all federal, state, and local permits, licenses, certifications, and other approvals which must be obtained in implementing the proposal. If there is any uncertainty about whether any one of these is necessary, it should be so indicated. (c) A completed Environmental Assessment document. 20