CDFW Assistance with Funding and CDFW Costs Sample Clauses

CDFW Assistance with Funding and CDFW Costs. ‌ CDFW agrees to cooperate with the other Parties in identifying and securing, where appropriate and available, federal and state funds earmarked for natural community conservation planning. The Parties agree that the County shall not provide reimbursement to CDFW for its participation in the planning phase of the Plans as provided in Fish and Game Code, Section 2810, except as provided in Section 8.7 of this Planning Agreement. CDFW’s commitments and obligations under this Planning Agreement are subject to the availability of appropriated funds and the written commitment of funds by an authorized CDFW representative.
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CDFW Assistance with Funding and CDFW Costs. CDFW agrees to cooperate with the other Parties in identifying and securing, where appropriate and available, federal and state funds earmarked for natural community conservation planning. [choose appropriate wording below] CDFW shall be compensated by the Local Agencies in the amount of [insert dollar amount or rate here] for the actual costs incurred in participating in the preparation and implementation of the Plan. These costs shall include compensation for consultation with Parties pursuant to this Planning Agreement, providing and compiling wildlife and habitat data, reviewing and approving the final Plan and other activities necessary to the preparation and implementation of the Plan. OR The Parties agree that the Local Agencies shall not provide reimbursement to CDFW for its participation in the planning phase of the Plan as provided in Fish and Game Code, Section 2810, except as provided in Section 8.7 of this Planning Agreement. CDFW’s commitments and obligations under this Planning Agreement are subject to the availability of appropriated funds and the written commitment of funds by an authorized CDFW representative. USFWS and NOAA Fisheries Assistance with Funding The USFWS and the NOAA Fisheries agree to cooperate with the other Parties in identifying and securing, where appropriate, federal and state funds earmarked for habitat conservation planning purposes. Potential federal funding sources may include: the USFWS’ Cooperative Endangered Species Conservation Fund, Land and Water Conservation Fund, and land acquisition grants or loans through other federal agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency, the Army Corps of Engineers, or the Departments of Agriculture or Transportation. The commitments of the USFWS and the NOAA Fisheries under this Planning Agreement are subject to the requirements of the federal Anti-Deficiency Act (31 U.S.C. section 1341) and the availability of appropriated funds. The Parties acknowledge that this Planning Agreement does not require any federal agency to expend its appropriated funds unless and until an authorized officer of that agency provides for such expenditures in writing.
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CDFW Assistance with Funding and CDFW Costs. ‌ CDFW agrees to cooperate with the other Parties in identifying and securing, where appropriate and available, federal and state funds earmarked for natural community conservation planning. CDFW shall be compensated by the Applicant in the amount of up to $820,927.26 for the actual costs incurred in participating in the preparation and implementation of the Plan and other permitting and project review activities for the Applicant consistent with the Agreement for Contract Services between Applicant and CDFW (Agreement No. R1840004). A portion of these costs shall include compensation for consultation with Parties pursuant to this Planning Agreement, providing and compiling wildlife and habitat data, reviewing and approving the final Plan, and other activities necessary for the preparation and implementation of the Plan. This compensation does not include costs incurred should CDFW fulfill the role of CEQA Lead Agency. CDFW’s commitments and obligations under this Planning Agreement are subject to the availability of appropriated funds and the written commitment of funds by an authorized CDFW representative.
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