Monitoring by Wildlife Agencies Sample Clauses

Monitoring by Wildlife Agencies. Permittees acknowledge the necessity for the Wildlife Agencies to monitor compliance with the BRCP and will cooperate fully in such monitoring. Pursuant to 50 C.F.R. section 13.21(e)(2), by accepting the Federal Permits, Permittees consent to and will allow entry to the Covered Lands by agents and employees of the USFWS engaged in and for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Federal Permits, and laws and regulations applicable to the Federal Permits, and/or undertaking any activities that are necessary to protect the Covered Species and/or are identified in the BRCP. Except where specified below, such entry will occur under the following conditions: (1) at reasonable hours;
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Monitoring by Wildlife Agencies. MRC acknowledges that the rights to entry and inspection by the USFWS and NFMS are specific requirements for issuance of federal permits and, by accepting the Federal Permits, consents to entry to the Covered Lands in accordance with 50 CFR 13.21(e)(2), 13.47 and 222.302(j) accordingly. In addition, MRC shall allow entry to the Covered Lands by authorized agents and employees of the Wildlife Agencies engaged in and for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Federal and State Permits and as otherwise described in the HCP/NCCP. In all cases, each Wildlife Agency shall ensure that its agents and employees that enter Covered Lands act in a reasonable, safe and professional manner, and in compliance with all laws and regulations that apply to the Wildlife Agencies, and that the entry occurs in a manner that minimizes any disruption to the Covered Activities or any other operation of MRC to the extent consistent with the purpose of the entry. To the maximum extent practicable, entry by a Wildlife Agency shall occur only at reasonable hours and after provision of reasonable advance notice to MRC, so as to provide MRC’s representatives the opportunity to accompany the authorized agency or employee; provided, however, that the Wildlife Agencies may enter the Covered Lands without notice at any time if the entry is for law enforcement purposes and complies with the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution. IMPLEMENTATION OF OPERATING CONSERVATION PROGRAM MRC shall ensure implementation of the Operating Conservation Program, which is a condition for Authorized Take of the Covered Species in the Permits. For purposes of the NCCPA, the Operating Conservation Program comprises the conditions for Authorized Take of Covered Species, and the conservation measures for Covered Species, as provided in section 2820(b)(2) of the Fish and Game Code. The Operating Conservation Program is informed by the habitat and species information and the conservation planning approach explained in Chapters 3 through 7. Preparation and Implementation of PTHPs The Operating Conservation Program is designed primarily to provide guidelines, standards and measures for, and to be implemented in conjunction with, MRC’s ongoing timber operations, which will be implemented in accordance with the CFPA and CFPR and the HCP/NCCP, primarily through PTHPs. Timber operations under MRC’s PTHPs may also include other Covered Activities that will be implemented within a PTHP area, such as vegetation manageme...
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Monitoring by Wildlife Agencies. Permittees acknowledge the necessity for the Wildlife Agencies to monitor compliance with the BRCP and will cooperate fully in such monitoring. Pursuant to 50 C.F.R. section 13.21(e)(2), by accepting the Federal Permits and the State Permit, Permittees consent to and will allow entry to the Covered Lands by agents and employees of the USFWS, NMFS, and/or CDFW engaged in and for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Federal Permits, and laws and regulations applicable to the Federal Permits, and/or undertaking any activities that are necessary to protect the Covered Species and/or are identified in the BRCP. Except where specified below, such entry will occur under the following conditions: (1) at reasonable hours; (2) in a manner consistent with the purpose of the entry, that minimizes any disruption of the Covered Activities or any other operation of Permittees or any Third Party Participant; (3) after provision of advance notice to Permittees; and (4) with the opportunity for an agent or employee of Permittees to accompany the USFWS's, NMFS’s, and/or CDFW’s agent or employee. These conditions on entry will not apply in the following circumstances: (1) when the USFWS, NMFS, and/or CDFW has reason to believe a Covered Species is at risk of injury or death and an immediate response is necessary; or (2) when the USFWS, NMFS, and/or CDFW has reason to believe a violation of the Permits, or laws or regulations applicable to the Permits, has occurred or may be occurring which, in the USFWS's good-faith judgment, warrants immediate or access without prior notice; or (3) entry, without consent, is otherwise for law enforcement purposes consistent with the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution.
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Monitoring by Wildlife Agencies. Permittees acknowledge the necessity for the Wildlife Agencies to monitor compliance with the BRCP and will cooperate fully in such monitoring. Pursuant to 50 C.F.R. section 13.21(e)(2), by accepting the Federal Permits, Permittees consent to and will allow entry to the Covered Lands by agents and employees of the USFWS or NMFS engaged in and for the purpose of ensuring compliance with the Federal Permits, and laws and regulations applicable to the Federal Permits, and/or undertaking any activities that are necessary to protect the Covered Species and/or are identified in the BRCP. Except where specified below, such entry will occur under the following conditions: (1) at reasonable hours; (2) in a manner consistent with the purpose of the entry, that minimizes any disruption of the Covered Activities or any other operation of Permittees or any holder of a Certificate of Inclusion; (3) after provision of advance notice to Permittees; and (4) with the opportunity for an agent or employee of Permittees to accompany the USFWS's or NMFS’s agent or employee. These conditions on entry will not apply in the following circumstances: (1) when the USFWS or NMFS has reason to believe a Covered Species is at risk of injury or death and an immediate response is necessary; or (2) when the USFWS or NMFS has reason to believe a violation of the Permits, or laws or regulations applicable to the Permits, has occurred or may be occurring which, in the USFWS's good- faith judgment, warrants immediate or access without prior notice; or (3) entry, without consent, is otherwise for law enforcement purposes consistent with the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution.
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