Common use of Minimization Clause in Contracts

Minimization. a) For non-emergency operations, construction and maintenance activities, where humans are present, that cannot be avoided and must occur during March 1-July 15, restrict activities between the hours of 3:00 am and 9:00 am in areas within 1.25 mi of leks that have been recorded as active within the previous 5 years. (Discretionary, see Section II(C)(2)(a))

Minimization. a1) For non-emergency operations, construction and maintenance activities, where humans are present, that cannot be avoided and must occur during March 1-July 15, restrict activities between the hours of 3:00 am and 9:00 am in areas within 1.25 mi of leks that have been recorded as active within the previous 5 years. (Discretionary, see Section II(C)(2)(aRequired))

Minimization. a) For non-emergency operations, construction and maintenance activities, where humans are present, that cannot be avoided and must occur during March 1-July 15, restrict activities between the hours of 3:00 am and 9:00 am in areas within 1.25 mi of leks that have been recorded as active within the previous 5 years. (Discretionary, see Section II(C)(2)(aRequired))

Minimization. a) For non-emergency operations, construction and maintenance activities, where humans are present, that cannot be avoided and must occur during March 1-July 15, restrict activities between the hours of 3:00 am and 9:00 am in areas within 1.25 mi of leks that have been recorded as active within the previous 5 years. (Discretionary, see Section II(C)(2)(aXII(C)(2)(a))