Measures to Monitor, Minimize, and Mitigate Negative Impacts Sample Clauses

Measures to Monitor, Minimize, and Mitigate Negative Impacts. Management actions such as major earthwork, removal of nonnative aquatic species, pesticide application, and other management activities expected to result in take, will be scheduled in advance, and notification, at least 30 days before the activities, will be provided to the Department. This will allow the Department the opportunity to relocate fish temporarily if deemed necessary by the Department in consultation with the Service. If activities require long-term removal of fish, arrangements can be made to house them at alternative locations. If mosquitofish occur in any habitat covered under this Agreement, removal efforts must be attempted before topminnow and/or pupfish are released. If other nonnative aquatic species occur at potential sites, utilization of those habitats will be decided on a site- specific basis. Any loss of the populations due to such disturbances may require supplemental stockings of topminnow and/or pupfish. The Department will consult with the Service and criteria in the species’ recovery plans to determine the appropriate source population for initial and supplemental stockings.
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Measures to Monitor, Minimize, and Mitigate Negative Impacts. Management actions such as major earthwork, removal of non-native vegetation, pesticide application, and other management activities, will be scheduled in advance, and notification at least 14 days before the activities will be provided to the Natural Resources Section of ADOT. Activities which are expected to result in major siltation or contamination of the channel will be delayed until the fish can be safely removed from the channel and temporarily housed in aquaria, fish farms (i.e., circular holding tanks) (Xxxxxxxxx et al. 1993), or small wading pools (Minckley, personal communication). If activities are going to require long-term removal of fish, arrangements can be made to house them at alternative locations or release them elsewhere. If mosquitofish occur in any water, they must be removed before Gila topminnow or desert pupfish are released. The mosquitofish in the Kyrene basin will be removed before reintroduction of pupfish and topminnow. If other non-native aquatic species occur at other potential reintroduction sites, the use of that basin must be decided on a site-specific basis. Actions such as annual trash clean-ups, research, and planting of native vegetation aren’t expected to result in significant take and can be minimized and mitigated by taking extreme care while performing these activities. Students, volunteers, and staff working in or around the channel will be supervised at all times by an ADOT employee, and instruction on proper safeguards will be provided to all personnel prior to initiating work in or around the channel.
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