Certificates of Inclusion Sample Clauses

Certificates of Inclusion. The duration of each Certificate of Inclusion will be identified in that document, except that no Certificate of Inclusion may extend in duration beyond the term of the CCAA. Enrollees must notify the WDFW at least 90 days prior to expiration of their Certificate of Inclusion if they wish to request extension of the duration of their enrollment. Enrollees will notify the WDFW within 30 days following a sale or transfer of covered lands. Participation in the CCAA and the Permit and access to the assurances they provide is only available to participating landowners who enroll lands under this CCAA through the issuance of a Certificate of Inclusion prior to any future effective ESA listing date of the covered species.

Certificates of Inclusion. The existing CCAA CIs for industry participants can only be changed if participants voluntarily agree to changes. This limit applies even if WAFWA modifies or amends the CCAA. In other words, if WAFWA amends the CCAA in ways that affect future impacts or fees on land already enrolled by participating companies, the amendment would only apply to those lands already enrolled if the participant voluntarily amends its CI to align with the CCAA amendment. Without those voluntary changes to CIs, any CCAA amendment would only apply to future enrollments.37 35 Candidate Conservation Agreements with Assurances Policy was published December 27, 2016 (81 FR 95164–95175). On the same day USFWS also published revised regulations for CCAAs at 50 CFR 17.22(d) and 17.32(d) to align them with the revised policy (81 FR 95053–95056). 36 See CCAA Section 14, pages 42–44. 37 Regardless of the implementation or permit status of the CCAA, the CI (Section 8) also states that any funds remaining in participants’ Habitat Conservation Fund Accounts “will be retained by WAFWA and be used for Workgroup 1 determined that ensuring the CCAA’s financial viability will very likely require changes to existing CIs. Therefore, the program will only be made financially sustainable and compliant if enough participants willingly modify their CIs. In addition, XXXXX must address the question of what happens to participants who are unwilling to change their CIs yet wish to remain covered by the CCAA in place at the time of their CI (i.e., an unamended or unchanged CCAA). XXXXX will need to decide whether or not to continue to administer the old CCAA for the remaining participants. If XXXXX chooses not to administer the old CCAA, XXXXX will also need to decide at what point to abandon it.

Certificates of Inclusion. Prior to the effective date of listing of any of the Covered Species, all Lessees on state trust lands within the CCAA boundary are eligible to participate in the CCAA by voluntarily agreeing to implement Conservation Measures and signing a CI. Lessees must hold their own CI specific to their Covered Activities to receive assurances. If a parcel is enrolled into a CI by a Lessee prior to the listing of any of the Covered Species, subsequent Lessees will have the option of receiving the assurances under the CCAA by signing a new CI. To simplify participation for Lessees that are enrolled in more than one candidate conservation agreement, the Conservation Measures contained in CIs issued under this CCAA will be consistent with Conservation Measures contained in CIs issued under CEHMM’s CCA/A. A standard template for CIs can be found in Appendix E. The standard CI might not fit every participant, and modifications shall be approved if the Land Office and the Service concur that the modifications will result in the same or increased conservation benefits as compared to the CI template.