No-Take Plant Management Plans Sample Clauses

No-Take Plant Management Plans. If a no-Take plant population is found on the site of a Covered Activity, it is the responsibility of the proponent of the Covered Activity, whether a Permittee or a Third Party Participant, to adequately preserve the population, prepare a long-term management and monitoring plan, and fund the implementation of this plan, all pursuant to Conservation Measure 1.11 in the HCP/NCCP. Each Third Party Participant shall submit the plan for approval to the Permittee or the Implementing Entity prior to carrying out the Covered Activity. In the event that complying with Conservation Measure 1.11 would severely impact a property owner’s use or economic interest in private property, the Permittee or the Implementing Entity and the Wildlife Agencies shall promptly consult with the property owner to consider whether any modifications to Conservation Measure 1.11 are appropriate that will reduce the impact on the property owner, or whether the Implementing Entity may instead purchase the property as part of the Preserve System. Even if the property owner sells or otherwise transfers the land into the Preserve System, he or she must fund the preparation and long-term implementation of the management and monitoring plan for conservation of the plant population.
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No-Take Plant Management Plans. If a no-Take plant population is found on the site of a Covered Activity, it is the responsibility of the project proponent, whether a Permittee or a Third Party Participant, to adequately preserve the population, prepare a long-term management and monitoring plan, and fund the implementation of this plan, all pursuant to Conservation Measure 1.11 in the HCP/NCCP. If a no-Take plan population is found on the site of a Covered Activity that will be implemented by a Permittee, the Permittee shall be independently responsible for ensuring that the population is preserved and that a long-term management and monitoring plan is prepared and funding for implementation is provided, in accordance with Conservation Measure 1.11. Each Third Party Participant shall submit the plan for approval to the Permittee or the Implementing Entity prior to carrying out the Covered Activity. In the event that complying with Conservation Measure 1.11 would severely impact a property owner’s use or economic interest in private property, the Implementing Entity and the Wildlife Agencies shall promptly consult with the property owner to consider whether any modifications to Conservation Measure 1.11 are appropriate that will reduce the impact on the property owner, or whether the Implementing Entity may instead purchase the property as part of the Preserve System. Even if the property owner sells or otherwise transfers ownership of the land to the Preserve System, the property owner is responsible to fund the preparation and long-term implementation of the management and monitoring plan for conservation of the plant population.
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