Mitigation and Monitoring Reports Sample Clauses

Mitigation and Monitoring Reports. Permittee shall have the qualified restoration specialist monitor the recovery of plant, wildlife, and aquatic resources in the area following mitigation implementation. Monitoring of plant, wildlife, and aquatic resources shall be done twice a year as outlined in the HMMP, through the term of restoration. The results and analysis shall be submitted with the annual restoration monitoring report to CDFW by February 1 of each year after mitigation implementation for at least five years and until mitigation success criteria have been met. This report shall include the status and any success trends (i.e., comparison throughout the five years of monitoring) for the success criteria outlined in the HMMP. Photos from designated photo stations shall be included.
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Mitigation and Monitoring Reports. Permittee shall have the qualified restoration specialist monitor the recovery of plant, wildlife, and aquatic resources in the area following mitigation implementation. Monitoring of plant, wildlife, and aquatic resources shall be done in summer and winter of each year, through the term of restoration. The results and analysis shall be submitted with the annual MCRP annual report to CDFW by Feb. 1 of each year for 5 years after mitigation implementation or until success criteria have been satisfied. This report shall include the status and any success trends for the success criteria outlined in the MCRP. Photos from designated photo stations shall be included.
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