MAM Plan Monitoring and Reporting Sample Clauses

MAM Plan Monitoring and Reporting. The MAM Plan monitoring will help determine if the breakwater design criteria are being met and the breakwaters are functioning as anticipated (i.e., xxxxx habitat is being protected from waves, and the breakwaters satisfy design criteria). The breakwater monitoring will be based on visual inspection and ground photography performed by walking/wading the breakwater supplemented with aerial photography. Shoreline position will be measured through georeferenced aerial photography supplemented with RTK GPS measurements or drone-based lidar. A motorized boat or kayaks will be used for site access and transportation across the site. Aerial photography and shoreline position measurements will be performed at the following times: 1. Within 3 Months Prior to Construction (Baseline) 2. Within 2 Months After Construction (Year 0) 3. Approximately 1 Year After Construction (Year 1) Reporting will only be performed for the Year 0 and Year 1 events; no report will be prepared for the pre-construction (Baseline) monitoring event. Monitoring for the breakwaters will consist of the following: a. Site Visit and Aerial Photography: A site visit will be performed to observe and document conditions of the breakwater and adjacent habitat as described below. In addition, geo-referenced aerial photography will be obtained. Aerial photography will be limited to the area shown in Figure 1. Figure 1. Aerial Photography Limits (Represented by Red Rectangle).
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