Habitat Analysis and Characterization of Project Study Area Sample Clauses

Habitat Analysis and Characterization of Project Study Area. The Engineer shall perform an analysis and characterization of habitat and habitat impacts for the study area and documented on the Biological Evaluation Form. The habitat analysis shall be based on the most current State and TPWD MOU and associated Programmatic Agreements. o For transportation activities involving no new right-of-way or easements, including temporary easements, this includes: ▪ The habitat descriptions of habitat types (e.g., forested, prairie, riparian, floodplain, rangeland, agricultural) in the study area are based upon the 2013 MOU. ▪ The habitat description shall indicate the vegetative type(s) listed for the study area in the 2013 MOU. ▪ The habitat description shall include a description of the existing vegetation within and adjacent to the right-of-way, as per the 2013 MOU. ▪ The habitat description shall describe habitat for protected species if such habitat occurs within or adjacent to the right-of-way. ▪ The description shall be supplemented with topographic maps (based on USGS 7.5' maps, aerial photos, on-site photographs and per the 2013 MOU. ⮚ Maps and aerial photos shall be annotated to indicate the locations and areas of distinct vegetative types if any have been identified during field inspections. ⮚ Photographs shall illustrate representative vegetation for each vegetation type. Aerial photographs (with dates) shall be provided when available. o If the vegetation within the right-of-way does not match the description as per the 2013 MOU or if there is an unusual difference between the vegetation in the right-of-way and outside the right-of-way, details shall be included in the description to clearly explain the differences in vegetative content between the existing vegetation and the 2013 MOU 4) For transportation activities involving new right-of-way or easements, including temporary easements, the habitat description shall address the entire study area. For projects with multiple alternatives, all DocuSign Envelope ID: E7DAA847-BF7C-44E6-B32B-712DD5062C72 alternatives shall be described to the same level of detail. If lack of access to the new location right-of-way limits field observation for the habitat description, existing published sources shall be used to provide an estimate. All elements of description required for projects with no new right-of-way (above) shall be included. Land use within and outside the proposed right-of-way shall be described. In addition, the description of vegetation in the new right-of-wa...
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Habitat Analysis and Characterization of Project Study Area. The Engineer shall perform an analysis and characterization of habitat and habitat impacts for the study area and documented on the Biological Evaluation Form. The habitat analysis shall be based on the most current State and TPWD Memorandum of Understanding With Natural Resources Agencies and Memorandum of Agreement Between State and TPWD for Finalization of 2013 MOU, Concerning Habitat Descriptions and Mitigation. 1) For transportation activities involving no new right-of-way or easements, including temporary easements, this includes: a) The habitat descriptions of habitat types (e.g., forested, prairie, riparian, floodplain, rangeland, agricultural) in the study area are based upon the 0000 XXX. b) The habitat description shall indicate the vegetative type(s) listed for the study area in the 2013 MOU. c) The habitat description shall include a description of the existing vegetation within and adjacent to the right-of-way, as per the 2013 MOU. d) The habitat description shall describe habitat for protected species if such habitat occurs within or adjacent to the right-of-way. DocuSign Envelope ID: 719137B1-7E3D-42BC-8A29-9D6AE732CB6A e) The description shall be supplemented with topographic maps (based on USGS 7.5' maps, aerial photos, on-site photographs and per the 2013 MOU.
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Habitat Analysis and Characterization of Project Study Area. The Engineer shall perform an analysis and characterization of habitat and habitat impacts for the study area. The habitat analysis shall be based on the most current State and TPWD Memorandum of Understanding With Natural Resources Agencies and Memorandum of Agreement Between State and TPWD for Finalization of 1998 MOU, Concerning Habitat Descriptions and Mitigation. 1) For transportation activities involving no new right-of-way or easements, including temporary easements, this includes: a) The habitat descriptions of habitat types (e.g., forested, prairie, riparian, floodplain, rangeland, agricultural) in the study area are based upon The Vegetation Types of Texas, Including Cropland (TPWD, 1984). b) The habitat description shall indicate the vegetative type(s) listed for the study area in The Vegetation Types of Texas, Including Cropland (TPWD, 1984). DocuSign Envelope ID: B951F3F6-E6BB-4D9E-AFCF-6ACF0EF5B3D9 c) The habitat description shall include a description of the existing vegetation within and adjacent to the right-of-way, broken down by plant community. d) The habitat description shall indicate whether an S1, S2, or S3 vegetation series listed in "Plant Communities of Texas (Series Level)" (Texas Natural Heritage Program, April 1993) is present within or adjacent to the right-of-way. e) The habitat description shall describe habitat for protected species if such habitat occurs within or adjacent to the right-of-way. f) The description shall be supplemented with topographic maps (based on USGS 7.5' maps, aerial photos, and on-site photographs. i. Maps and aerial photos shall be annotated to indicate the locations and areas of distinct vegetative types (per The Vegetation Types of Texas, Including Cropland) or S1, S2, or S3 vegetation series (per "Plant Communities of Texas (Series Level)") if any have been identified during field inspections. ii. Photographs shall illustrate representative vegetation for each vegetation type. Aerial photographs (with dates) shall be provided when available. 2) If the vegetation within the right-of-way does not match the description in The Vegetation Types of Texas, Including Cropland or if there is an unusual difference between the vegetation in the right-of-way and outside the right-of-way, details shall be included in the description to clearly explain the differences in vegetative content between the existing vegetation and the vegetative types described The Vegetation Types of Texas, Including Cropland. Unusu...
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Habitat Analysis and Characterization of Project Study Area. The Engineer shall perform an analysis and characterization of habitat and habitat impacts for the study area and documented on the Tier I Site Assessment and Biological Evaluation Form. The habitat analysis must be based on the most current State and TPWD Memorandum of Understanding with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (2013 MOU) and associated Programmatic Agreements. Because it is anticipated that further coordination is required, a Tier II Site Assessment or Biological Resources Tech Report would be prepared according to the Programmatic Agreement under the MOU. 1) For transportation activities involving no new right-of-way or easements, including temporary easements, this includes: a) The habitat descriptions of habitat types (e.g., forested, prairie, riparian, floodplain, rangeland, agricultural) in the study area are based upon the 0000 XXX. b) The habitat description must indicate the vegetative type(s) listed for the study area in the 2013 MOU. c) The habitat description must include a description of the existing vegetation within and adjacent to the right-of-way, as per the 2013 MOU. d) The habitat description must describe habitat for protected species if such habitat occurs within or adjacent to the right-of-way.
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