Monitoring, Maintenance, and Management Sample Clauses

Monitoring, Maintenance, and Management. ‌ Monitoring, maintenance, and management details associated with implementation of SA 104 will be developed in consultation with the USFWS, NOAA Fisheries, WDFW, and other members of the ARG, as part of ongoing consultation and annual reporting (see section 7.0). Implementation of this FCIP includes active collection, sampling, genetic analysis, and PIT-tagging of native char. Fish that are recaptured by active collection or at the fish passage facilities will be transported upstream or downstream or returned to the collection site according to established procedures and protocols. Modification of procedures and protocols allows for adaptive management in response to new information or changing conditions. The intent of the FCIP is to provide population connectivity through capturing, sampling, genetically analysis, and tagging a large proportion of native char in Xxxx Xxxxxxx without harming Sulphur Creek origin fish. If the proportion of out-of-basin and Xxxxx Lake origin native char decreases in Xxxx Xxxxxxx, the need for supplemental Xxxx Xxxxxxx active collection efforts (i.e., angling) may decrease. Any changes to the active collection efforts in Xxxx Xxxxxxx will be considered in consultation with USFWS, NOAA Fisheries, WDFW and other ARG members and submitted to the FERC as part of the annual reporting process.
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Monitoring, Maintenance, and Management. ‌ Monitoring, maintenance, and management associated with implementation of SA 101 will be identified during development of individual measures required by the Article. Monitoring details including the objectives, methods, frequency, extent, schedule, and demonstration of success will be developed in consultation with the ARG, the WDFW, the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe and Sauk- Suiattle Indian Tribe.
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Monitoring, Maintenance, and Management. ‌ Monitoring requirements associated with implementation of SA 108 will be developed as described in Section 6.5.2. Maintenance of access routes, infrastructure, and material stockpiles developed as part of the augmentation program will be funded and implemented as part of the overall BRGMP.
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Monitoring, Maintenance, and Management. ‌ PSE will be responsible for initial positioning of LWD at stockpile sites. Removal of the LWD from the stockpile sites is beyond the requirements of the LWDMP. Stockpiled wood will be made available for use as directed by the ARG and TRIG. PSE will secure stockpile areas using means such as locked gates and/or fencing as appropriate if the stockpile areas are located on PSE property. PSE staff will provide access through locked gates or other restrictions as necessary, but will not assist in loading LWD onto transport vehicles or provide heavy equipment for LWD movement. PSE will maintain the stockpile areas by restacking LWD prior to restocking as necessary for safety and project efficiency. PSE staff will visually inspect the stockpile areas at least monthly unless weather conditions prevent road access. The LWD stockpile areas will be inventoried each year to record the number, size, species, and condition of LWD available for use. The stockpile inventory will be provided to the ARG, TRIG, and FERC as part of annual reporting requirements described in SA 102 Aquatics Reporting. Management activities that are required in support of the LWDMP will be funded by PSE.
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