Covered Activities. “Covered activities” under this section means activities meeting the requirements of § 570.208(a) that either:
Covered Activities. The Course shall be part of a program of professional improvement and growth approved by the Superintendent and directly connected to improving student learning within our district’s schools. Teachers shall indicate how the requested Course is directly connected to improving student learning within the scope of their responsibilities in the District. This may be demonstrated in one or more of the following ways:
1. The Course is specifically and directly tied to a school action plan goal or other school/district initiative as approved by the board;
2. The Course is directly tied to and referenced in the employee’s formal Plan for Improvement, approved SMART goals for the school year, or other individual professional goals as approved by the Principal that are designed to improve professional practice related to their assignment in the District; The Superintendent shall exercise sole discretion as to whether a particular Course is sufficiently connected to improving student learning within the school district.
Covered Activities. Covered activities are those actions that could occur on an enrolled property that could directly or indirectly affect covered species and that could result in incidental take (see Section 9.0, Effects Analysis, for details). These activities include conservation-related actions implemented by KDWP or the landowner to maintain or enhance habitat, reintroduce species, avoid and minimize impacts on covered species, and monitor reintroduced populations. Covered activities also include day-to-day land use activities typical on enrolled lands (e.g., agriculture, ranching, etc.).
Covered Activities. 1. This Agreement shall cover activities carried out by interest representatives with the objective of influencing the formulation or implementation of policy or legislation, or the decision-making processes of the signatory institutions or other Union institutions, bodies, offices and agencies (together referred to as ‘Union institutions’), without prejudice to Article 4.
2. In particular, covered activities referred to in paragraph 1 include inter alia:
(a) organising or participating in meetings, conferences or events, as well as engaging in any similar contacts with Union institutions;
(b) contributing to or participating in consultations, hearings or other similar initiatives;
(c) organising communication campaigns, platforms, networks and grassroots initiatives;
(d) preparing or commissioning policy and position papers, amendments, opinion polls and surveys, open letters and other communication or information material, and commissioning and carrying out research.
Covered Activities. This CCAA and the associated Enhancement of Survival permit cover oil and gas development activities and the Management Actions that will occur through the use of Mitigation Fees as described below (Covered Activities):
Covered Activities. For the SHA, Cooperators may also, at the end of their Landowner Agreement, return conditions of the site and the covered species back to the originally agreed upon baseline condition at the time of COI issuance. The Service provides assurances to Cooperators that additional or different management activities will not be required by the Cooperator, provided the Landowner Agreement is being implemented properly. Further, the Service will not require additional land, water, or resource use restrictions be placed upon the Cooperator’s property, beyond those voluntarily agreed to in the Landowner Agreement, should the covered species become listed in the future. The above-listed SHA and CCAA regulatory assurances are valid provided that all of the following qualifications and conditions are met.
Covered Activities. The Applicant would enroll Participants in the 2020 DSL CCAA. Participant activities on enrolled property related to the Covered Activities also include activities associated with conservation, research, and monitoring performed or approved under the 2020 DSL CCAA. Key aspects of the Covered Activities and conservation, research, and monitoring under the 2020 DSL CCAA are summarized in Table 1. Additional information on these Covered Activities is provided in Chapter 6 of the 2020 DSL CCAA.
Covered Activities. Covered Activities under the Plans are those activities that may result in authorized take or loss of Covered Species that will be identified and addressed in the Plans. Covered Activities may include: those land uses over which the County has land use authority; certain agricultural activities over which the County exercises control for purposes of the Plans; and research, restoration, adaptive habitat management and monitoring activities in the Planning Areas. The Parties intend that the Plans will allow Covered Activities in the Planning Areas to be carried out in compliance with the NCCPA, CESA, and FESA.
Covered Activities. Activities considered for coverage under this CCAA are those activities that are reasonably likely to result in take (specifically death or injury) of NEC. These activities include: • Implementation of conservation measures specifically for the benefit of the NEC such as tree removal, invasive species control, and hydrologic restoration. • Activities that are carried out on areas of an enrolled property managed for the benefit of the NEC and that facilitate, or are compatible with, the creation, improvement, and maintenance of NEC suitable habitat. Potentially compatible activities include utility right-of-way maintenance, access way use and maintenance, hunting (except rabbit hunting), fishing, use of recreational vehicles, horseback riding, camping, and hiking. • Certain activities that are carried out on areas of an enrolled property adjacent to areas managed for the benefit of the NEC and that are not beneficial to NEC. Activities on areas adjacent to occupied habitat that may be covered include, but are not limited to farming and silviculture. Minor construction activities associated with existing land uses (e.g., construction of a tractor shed) that are conducted on areas adjacent to lands managed for NEC and that cause no more than minimal impacts may be covered. Development activities causing more than minimal impacts to NEC are specifically omitted from coverage. These higher impact activities are not covered because it is unlikely that take could be offset to the degree necessary to meet the CCAA standard. Such activities are beyond the scope of analysis for this CCAA. Activities within occupied suitable habitat are expected to expose NEC to the greatest amount of risk for take. For an activity in occupied habitat to be covered under this CCAA, appropriate take minimization measures must be implemented. The specific take minimization measures appropriate for an activity will depend on the specific circumstances associated with each property and will be identified by NHFGD and the Service during development of the cooperative agreement. For an activity conducted within an area where suitable habitat is not present, the property owner must provide sufficient detail regarding current land use practices, existing conditions, and expected land use changes. The information provided must adequately describe the nature of the activity such that the effects can be sufficiently analyzed, appropriate take minimization measures can be developed, the level of...
Covered Activities. The DRECP will identify and address the Covered Activities that may result in the Take of Covered Species within the Planning Area. The Parties intend for the DRECP to provide a means by which Covered Activities in the Planning Area can proceed in a manner that meets the requirements of the NCCPA and FESA, and potentially other laws as described in Section 2.3. A list of proposed Covered Activities is attached as Exhibit C. The list of Covered Activities in this Planning Agreement is intended to establish an initial set of actions that the Parties anticipate could result in Take of listed species and for which Take Authorization is sought under the DRECP. The Parties acknowledge additional Covered Activities may be identified and others removed from the list as part of the DRECP Planning process.
