Common use of Other Species Clause in Contracts

Other Species. Surveys for non-covered federally listed species will not be required of the Cooperators as a condition to participate in this SHA/CCAA Agreement. However, neither regulatory assurances nor incidental take authorizations will be conveyed to a Cooperator for any federally listed species that is not identified in the Cooperator’s Landowner Agreement as a covered species. Cooperators would not receive regulatory assurances for the species already present on the property at the time of permit issuance If other federally listed species are known to exist on an enrolled property, the Parties will seek cooperative and comprehensive solutions with the Cooperator to tailor management actions to avoid incidental take of, and to minimize any disturbance to, the non- covered species. The Cooperator and KDWP will follow the evaluation process in Appendix E to identify measures that might be necessary to avoid incidental take of, and to minimize any disturbance to, the non-covered federally listed species (see also Section 8.0, Review of Impacts to Non-Covered Species, of Appendices B and C).

Other Species. Surveys for non-covered federally listed species will not be required of the Cooperators as a condition to participate in this SHA/CCAA Agreement. However, neither regulatory assurances nor incidental take authorizations will be conveyed to a Cooperator for any federally listed species that is not identified in the Cooperator’s Landowner Agreement as a covered species. Cooperators would not receive regulatory assurances for the species already present on the property at the time of permit issuance If other federally listed species are known to exist on an enrolled property, the Parties will seek cooperative and comprehensive solutions with the Cooperator to tailor management actions to avoid incidental take of, and to minimize any disturbance to, the non- covered species. The Cooperator and KDWP will follow the evaluation process in Appendix E to identify measures that might be necessary to avoid incidental take of, and to minimize any disturbance to, the non-covered federally listed species (see also Section 8.0, Review 8.0 of Impacts to Non-Covered Species, of Appendices B and Cthe applicable Landowner Agreement).