MMCA Conservation Activities Sample Clauses

MMCA Conservation Activities. Certain activities, roads, and other facilities within the MMCAs on PALCO’s lands will remain available for use, consistent with the Aquatics Conservation Plan and the IA regarding this Plan and subject to the conditions below. These activities are deemed to be compatible with, or beneficial to, protection of the marbled murrelet and other covered species and their habitats within the MMCAs: • Active roads within MMCAs may be used, maintained, stormproofed, upgraded, closed, or decommissioned as limited by Section 3.1.1(a)(1) of the IA. • Properly licensed and permitted game hunting—including firearm discharge—may continue, during the appropriate seasons, from September 16 of each year through March 23 to avoid potential disturbance to nesting murrelets. • Maintaining, stormproofing, upgrading, closing, or decommissioning, and using of existing roads and facilities can require the removal of trees. To the extent feasible, such activities with potential for disturbance shall be conducted outside the marbled murrelet breeding season. All trees removed within the RMZ or blocking a road will be left in the vicinity of their removal. See the IA, Section 3.1.1(a)(1) and (5). • Fuel removal will be allowed only in residual and second-growth buffers and will require consultation and written concurrence from USFWS and CDFG. • Fire suppression will be allowed as otherwise provided in a fire management plan for the MMCAs approved by the wildlife agencies within one year of the effective date of this Plan. • Tree removal necessary for road maintenance, stormproofing, upgrading, closure, or decommissioning shall be kept to a minimum. Downed, wind-thrown, and hazard trees within the RMZ must be retained as required by the terms of the Aquatics Species Conservation Plan. • Stream enhancement projects in the MMCAs may be undertaken with prior written concurrence of USFWS and CDFG. • The borrow pits and rock material sources within the MMCAs may be developed and operated during the first five years of the Plan. During this five-year period, material can be used for roads, drainage, maintenance, and repair, without consultation with or concurrence from USFWS and CDFG so long as no trees greater than 12 inches dbh are removed from said locations, and no single new borrow pit area greater than 2 acres is cleared, with a maximum limit of no more than two new sites in any MMCA. A maximum of four acres may be cleared in connection with existing or new borrow pits within each MMC...
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