Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measures WILD-MM-10, WILD-MM-12 and WILD-MM-13. WILD-MM-10 involves conducting vegetation removal activities outside the breeding season for birds. WILD-MM-12 involves compensation for the permanent loss of foraging habitat for Xxxxxxxx’x Hawk. WILD-MM-13 involves conducting nesting surveys for special-status and non-special status birds and implementation of protective measures during construction.
Mitigation Measure. 23.4.7.3.1 If the ISO determines that the conditions specified in Section 23.4.7.2.1 exist the ISO shall revoke the opportunity for any bidder of that Generator to submit Incremental Energy Bids in the real-time market that exceed the Incremental Energy Bids submitted in the Day-Ahead Market (or mitigated Day- Ahead Incremental Energy Bids where appropriate), for portions of that Generator’s Capacity that were scheduled Day-Ahead. If the ISO determines that the conditions specified in Section 23.4.7.2.2 exist the ISO shall revoke the opportunity for the Market Party and its Affiliates to submit Virtual Bids in the Load Zone(s) where the Withdrawal-Eligible Generator(s) that has been scheduled in the Day-Ahead Market to withdraw Energy, and for which the Market Party submitted real-time Incremental Energy Bids that were less than the Incremental Energy Bids made in the Day-Ahead Market, are located.
23.4.7.3.1.1 The first time the ISO revokes the opportunity for bidders of a Generator to submit Incremental Energy Bids in the Real-Time Market that exceed the Incremental Energy Bids submitted in the Day-Ahead Market (or mitigated Day- Ahead Incremental Energy Bids where appropriate), for portions of that Generator’s Capacity that were scheduled Day-Ahead, mitigation shall be imposed for 90 days. The 90 day period shall start two business days after the date that the ISO provides written notice of its determination that the application of mitigation is required. The first time the ISO revokes the opportunity for the Market Party and its Affiliates to submit Virtual Bids in the Load Zone(s) where the Generator(s) that has been scheduled in the Day-Ahead Market to withdraw Energy, and for which the Market Party submitted real-time Incremental Energy Bids that were less than the Incremental Energy Bids made in the Day-Ahead Market, are located, mitigation shall be imposed for 90 days. The 90 day period shall start two business days after the date that the ISO provides written notice of its determination that the application of mitigation is required.
23.4.7.3.1.2 Any subsequent time the ISO revoked the opportunity for bidders of a Generator to submit Incremental Energy Bids in the Real-Time Market that exceed the Incremental Energy Bids submitted in the Day-Ahead Market or mitigated Day-Ahead Incremental Energy Bids where appropriate, for portions of that Generator’s Capacity that were scheduled Day-Ahead, mitigation shall be imposed for 180 days. The 180 day per...
Mitigation Measure. The tori line used in this experiment was a mix between the light tori line (Xxxxx et al., 2008) and the line recommended in CCAMLR (Xxxxxx et al. 2004). This mixed tori line was developed in collaboration between Proyecto Albatros y Petreles (PAP) and Projeto Albatroz (Brazil). The tori line consists of three sections (Figure 7):
1) Aerial section of 100 m – Polyamide 2.0 mm monofilament backbone with a combination of long streamers that reach the water surface attached at 5 m intervals and 1 m streamers attached at 1 m intervals up to 75 m and subsequently at 2 m intervals.
2) Breakaway section – 20 m of monofilament (polyamide, 2.0 mm) attached to the aerial section with an un-weighted swivel, and to the towed device with a snap. This section included a weak link that would allow the towed device to break away in the event of an entanglement.
3) The towed object consisted of a 30 m multifilament (polyethylene 4.0 mm) line with 0.80 m length packing straps placed every 0.20 m. Figure 7: Schematic of the tori line design used in Uruguayan pelagic longline vessels throughout the experiment. Line weighting consisted of 75g weighted swivels located 4.5m from the hook, as is standard in the fishery,
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measure FC-MM-1, which involves coordination with owners and operators, preparation of drainage studies as needed, and remediation of effects through project design.
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measure WQ-MM-1, which involves implementation of provisions for dewatering.
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measure WQ-MM-2, which involves implementation of certain actions at the Xxxxxxx Bridge Erosion Repair site to prevent the potential spread or introduction of aquatic invasive species, including a biological survey before the start of construction; preparation of an aquatic invasive species memorandum describing the species and best management practices; approval of the memorandum; and education of construction personnel in the recognition, prevention of the spread, treatment, and disposal of aquatic invasive species.
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measures AQ-MM-1 through AQ-MM-4. AQ-MM-1 involves providing advance notification of the construction schedule and a 24-hour hotline to residents. AQ-MM-2 involves implementation of a fugitive dust control plan if unmitigated emissions exceed PM10 or PM 2.5 thresholds. AQ-MM-3 provides for general measures to reduce emissions. AQ-MM-4 provides for fleet-wide emission reductions for large off-road equipment.
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measures VEG-MM-2 through VEG-MM-5. VEG-MM-2, as modified from the 2013 FEIR, involves installation of exclusion fencing and/or K-rails along the perimeter of construction areas and implementation of general measures to avoid effects on sensitive natural communities and special status species. VEG-MM-3 involves conducting mandatory contractor/worker awareness training for construction personnel. VEG-MM-4 involves retaining a biological monitor. VEG-MM-5 involves compensation for the loss of wetlands and other waters.
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measures VEG-MM-2 through VEG-MM-4 and VEG-MM-6. VEG-MM-2, as modified from the 2013 FEIR, involves installation of exclusion fencing and/or K-rails along the perimeter of construction areas and implementation of general measures to avoid effects on sensitive natural communities and special status species. VEG-MM-3 involves conducting mandatory contractor/worker awareness training for construction personnel. VEG-MM-4 involves retaining a biological monitor. VEG-MM-6 involves compensation for the loss of protected trees.
Mitigation Measure. The Project modifications will incorporate mitigation measure WILD-MM-1, which involves fencing and avoiding habitat for Antioch Dunes Anthicid, Sacramento Anthicid, and Sacramento Valley Tiger Beetle and implementation of protective measures.
