Emergency Salvage Harvest Situations Sample Clauses

Emergency Salvage Harvest Situations. Emergency situations, such as natural disasters or insect infestations, may require that emergency (salvage) harvesting begin with less than sixty (60) days notice as set forth in Section C. For above-baseline groups, the Cooperator will notify NCWRC or its approved agent (such as private consultant, County Forester, etc.) in writing at least 14 days prior to conducting an emergency harvest. NCWRC, the Service, and/or their respective agents shall have this 14- day time period to translocate above-baseline impacted birds. The Cooperator shall not initiate such harvest until 14 days after NCWRC has received notice. For emergency situations involving baseline groups/clusters, the Cooperator will notify NCWRC and/or the Service before emergency (salvage) harvesting begins. NCWRC and the Service will evaluate each case on an individual basis, and both must concur on the appropriate management actions.
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Emergency Salvage Harvest Situations. Emergency situations, such as natural disasters or insect infestations, may require that emergency (salvage) harvesting begin with less than sixty (60) days notice as set forth in the preceding section C. For above-baseline groups, the Cooperator shall notify ADCNR-WFF or its approved agent in writing at least three (3) days prior to conducting an emergency harvest. ADCNR-WFF, the Service, and/or their respective agents shall have this 3-day time period to translocate above- baseline impacted birds. The Cooperator shall not initiate such harvest until three (3) days after ADCNR-WFF has received notice. For emergency situations involving baseline groups/clusters, the Cooperator will notify ADCNR-WFF and/or the Service before emergency (salvage) harvesting begins. ADCNR-WFF and the Service will evaluate each case on an individual basis, and both ADCNR-WFF and the Service must concur on the appropriate management actions
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Emergency Salvage Harvest Situations. Emergency situations, such as natural disasters or insect infestations, may require that emergency (salvage) harvesting of timber on the Enrolled property begin with less than the 60-day notice set forth in the preceding section IV(C). For above-baseline groups, the Property Owner shall notify the Commission by written certified notice at least three days prior to conducting an emergency harvest. The Commission, the Service, and/or their respective agents shall have this three-day time period to translocate above-baseline impacted birds. The Property Owner shall not initiate such harvest until three days after the Commission has received notice. For emergency situations involving baseline groups/clusters, the Property Owner will notify the Commission and/or the Service before emergency (salvage) harvesting begins. The Commission and the Service will evaluate each case on an individual basis, and both the Commission and the Service must concur on the appropriate management actions
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