Applicable FERC Procedures Sample Clauses

Applicable FERC Procedures. As required by Section 7 of the ESA, FERC may not issue the New License until it has completed consultation with the Services with respect to threatened and endangered species and designated critical habitat that would be affected by issuance of a New License. If FERC adopts the provisions of this Agreement as the federal action for which consultation is performed under the ESA, such federal action will be the basis for a Section 7 consultation between FERC and NMFS, and FERC and USFWS, and any biological opinion relating to relicensing Xxxxxx-Xxxxx (the “Biological Opinion”) will address and evaluate such provisions. In the event it is necessary for FERC to prepare a biological assessment, EWEB will act as FERC’s designated nonfederal representative for the purpose of preparing a biological evaluation or biological assessment, which will likely serve as FERC’s draft biological assessment. To complete the Section 7 consultation between FERC and NMFS, NMFS will reanalyze and, if necessary, modify, amend, replace or reissue its May 3, 2011 Biological Opinion and Incidental Take Statement to reflect the provisions of this Agreement. To complete the Section 7 consultation between FERC and USFWS, USFWS will reanalyze and, if necessary, modify, amend, replace or reissue its December 13, 2010 and June 4, 2015 Biological Opinions and Incidental Take Statements.
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