LANDOWNER’S MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES FOR THE COVERED Sample Clauses

LANDOWNER’S MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES FOR THE COVERED. SPECIES Unless this Agreement is terminated in accordance with Section 18.2 of this Agreement, the Landowner shall carry out the following Management Activities on the Enrolled Property in accordance with the timeframes discussed herein and allow those Management Activities to remain in effect during the term of this Agreement and ESP. 10.1 Upon the effective date of this Agreement and until completion and successful operation of the Barrier Remediation and Diversion Facility projects, the Landowner will work in good-faith to divert water in accordance with the Xxxxxxx Ranch Water Diversion Terms (Attachment 1) by regulating flow within the existing diversion canal using flashboards, sandbags or other practical methods so that the minimum bypass flows to the extent practicable are reasonably allowed to bypass the xxxx. The Landowner will continue to work in good-faith to divert water in accordance with the Xxxxxxx Ranch Water Diversion Terms (Attachment 1) using the completed and operational Barrier Remediation and Diversion Facility projects (see Section 10.2) to the extent practicable prior to issuance of water right permits. In implementing these interim bypass measures Landowner shall not prevent neighboring landowners from diverting water in accordance with their water rights. During this interim period at no time will the Landowner bring the Enrolled Property below the Present Baseline Conditions specified in Section 6.2. Furthermore, this particular interim Management Activity will cease upon issuance of water right permits for the Enrolled Property by the State Water Board, at which point the Landowner will implement the Management Activity specified in Section 10.3. Upon the completion and successful operation of the Barrier Remediation and Diversion Facility projects the Baseline Conditions of Fish Passage and Hydrology in Reach 1 of Yellowjacket Creek in the Enrolled Property will be elevated from ‘Not Properly Functioning’ to ‘Properly Functioning’. The Parties intend this particular Management Activity to be 1) an interim measure in place until the State Water Board approves water right permits for the Enrolled Property and 2) an attempt to provide the Covered Species downstream of the diversion xxxx sufficient flow to complete their life cycle during this interim period. 10.2 Landowner will construct and operate the Barrier Remediation project (anticipated to be completed and operational by December 31, 2018) and the Diversion Facility projec...
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LANDOWNER’S MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES FOR THE COVERED. SPECIES Unless this Agreement is terminated in accordance with Section 18.2 of this Agreement, the Landowner shall carry out the following Management Activities on the Enrolled Property in accordance with the timeframes discussed herein and allow those Management Activities to remain in effect as discussed herein.‌ 9.1. For the life of the ESP and upon approval from NMFS, the Landowner will make Reservoir Releases, which will not exceed 150 acre-feet in sum during each calendar year unless more is authorized by the Landowner. In accordance with Section 8.2.iii of this Agreement, the Landowner will propose Reservoir Releases to NMFS in its Annual Plan. The Landowner shall not undertake a Reservoir Release until the Annual Plan has been approved by NMFS. Reservoir Releases the Landowner may propose to NMFS include: i. Smolt Emigration Release: These are pulse releases generally made during a brief period between April and May. These releases will generally occur if the flow in Xxxxxx Creek (i.e., Baseline Condition) has not made a hydrological connection with the Russian River that facilitates smolt emigration. Determining whether smolt emigration has occurred is based on results of streamflow monitoring and coho Salmon monitoring as described in Section 9.2.i and 9.2.iii below, respectively. The goal of such releases is to enhance conditions that allow smolts to emigrate from Xxxxxx Creek to the mainstem Russian River.
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