Extension of Authorized Take Coverage to Project Proponents Sample Clauses

Extension of Authorized Take Coverage to Project Proponents. If a City or the County prepares a Compliance Determination for a private project following completion of the BRCP application process prepared in accordance with the BRCP, the private project proponent will be eligible for Authorized Take coverage as a Project Proponent. The City or County will require the private project proponent to comply with all applicable terms and conditions of the Permits. The City or County may enter into an agreement in which the Project Proponent assumes the obligation to comply with such terms and conditions or may require such compliance as a condition of project approval. Once the agreement is entered into or the conditions of approval are imposed, all applicable BRCP Fees have been paid to the Implementing Entity as provided in Agreement Section 5.2.3 and further described in BRCP Chapter 9, and any lands in lieu of fees have been provided as provided in Agreement Section 5.2.3 and further described in BRCP Chapter 9 and the City or County has otherwise finally approved the project, the applicable City or the County will extend Authorized Take coverage to the project proponent. The project proponent thereafter will have Authorized Take coverage as a Project Proponent. Once Authorized Take coverage has been extended to a Project Proponent, it will remain in effect with regard to the project for as long as the Project Proponent fully complies with all applicable terms and conditions of the Permits, unless: • the Wildlife Agencies have suspended or revoked the Permits; • The Permits expire and are not renewed; Or • If the Project Proponent does not comply with such terms and conditions, or if the applicable City or County suspends or revokes its approval of the project, the City or County will also suspend or revoke the Authorized Take coverage for the project. The County and the Cities will not require Project Proponents to provide any additional mitigation to address impacts to Covered Species beyond what is required in the Permits for purposes of extending Authorized Take; provided, however, that the County and Cities may impose additional requirements and impose BRCP Fees on a particular project for purposes of other state or Federal environmental permits such as permits issued pursuant to Section 404 of the Federal Clean Water Act.
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Extension of Authorized Take Coverage to Project Proponents. If a City or the County prepares a Compliance Determination for a private project following completion of the BRCP application process prepared in accordance with the BRCP, the private project proponent will be eligible for Authorized Take coverage as a Project Proponent. The City or County will require the private project proponent to comply with all applicable terms and conditions of the Permits. The City or County may enter into an agreement in which the Project Proponent assumes the obligation to comply with such terms and conditions or may require such compliance as a condition of project approval. Once the agreement is entered into or the
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