FWS-Initiated Response to Changed Circumstances Sample Clauses

FWS-Initiated Response to Changed Circumstances. If FWS determines that Changed Circumstances provided for in the HCP have occurred and that Permittee has not responded in accordance with Chapter 7 of the HCP, FWS will notify Permittee and will direct Permittee to make the required changes. Permittee will report to FWS on its actions or intended actions within thirty (30) days after receiving notice from the FWS and shall make the required changes in the period of time necessary to implement the changes, as agreed to by FWS and the Permittee. Such changes are provided for in the HCP and hence do not constitute Unforeseen Circumstances or require amendment of the ITP or HCP.
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FWS-Initiated Response to Changed Circumstances. If the FWS determines that a Changed Circumstance has occurred and that Permittee has not responded in accordance with section 6.6.2 of the HCP, the FWS shall notify Permittee specifically what Changed Circumstance has occurred, any known or suspected effects on the Covered Species, and the remedial measures that the FWS deems appropriate. The Permittee will then have 30 days to respond to the notice, and if Permittee does not concur with the FWS, the FWS and Permittee will confer to develop a mutually agreeable solution. Following the meet and confer, Permittee shall make the required changes expeditiously. Within thirty (30) days after the meet and confer, Permittee shall report on its action(s). Such changes are provided for in the HCP, and hence do not constitute Unforeseen Circumstances or require amendment of the Permit or HCP.

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