Biological Survey Reconnaissance Sample Clauses

Biological Survey Reconnaissance. Consultant shall conduct a biological survey reconnaissance within the project area in order to determine if special status species have the potential to occur within the project area. The surveys will assist in identifying if additional surveys are required and to inform the Permitting Strategy Memorandum. Consultant shall conduct a review of background information and conduct a query of publicly available federal and state natural resource agency databases for documented occurrence of special status species within the project area. Biological surveys will focus on the potential species and their habitats, to support the permit or regulatory approval as noted: • Nesting birds (Migratory Bird Treaty Act), • Bald eagle nests (Bald and Golden Eagle protection Act), • Assessment and potential for big game or migratory routes (ODFW), Assumptions • One field day for two Consultant staff conducted during the appropriate survey window are included within this scope. • Survey results and implications for permitting and/or regulatory approval requirements will be detailed within the Permitting Strategy Memorandum. • If additional surveys are warranted per guidance from regulatory agencies, the need for additional surveys will be outlined in the Permitting Strategy Memorandum. • Confirmed presence of nesting bald and/or golden eagles may necessitate permitting and approval through the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act (BGEPA). Compliance with the BGEPA is not included in this scope of work. • Confirmed presence of ODFW big game may require additional coordination with ODFW, not currently included in this scope of work.
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