Overview of the Preassessment Phase and Findings Sample Clauses

Overview of the Preassessment Phase and Findings. The Trustees initiated Preassessment activities for the Mosquito Bay incident shortly after notification of the discharge. The Trustees focused on collecting ephemeral data that would address three criteria defined by the OPA (15 C.F.R. §990.42) and OSPRA (LAC 43:XXIX.101 et seq.): • injuries have resulted, or probably will result, from the incident; • response actions have not adequately addressed, or are not expected to address, the injuries resulting from the incident; and • feasible primary and/or compensatory restoration actions exist to address the potential injuries. All of these criteria must be addressed before the Restoration Planning Phase begins. Preassessment activities to determine if injury occurred to natural resources and services were related to environmental monitoring activities that were required after the controlled burn. The RP was required to complete Burn Authorization Forms, which included Guidelines for Monitoring In-Situ Xxxxx of On-Shore Oil Spills, before performing the In-Situ controlled burn. Those guidelines required baseline information be collected in the following sequence: 1) immediately prior to burning; 2) post burn; 3) during the following mid-growing season; and 4) during the second growing season. Site observations and field reports (personal communication, X. Xxxxx, NOAA, April 2001) documented the affected environment prior to burning and post burn. Additional reports documented the affected environment after the first and second mid-growing seasons (Xxxx Xxxxxx Land Surveys, Inc. 2001; 2002). The first mid-season sampling event was conducted on September 25, 2001. A third-party contractor for the landowner also evaluated vegetative recovery after the discharge of natural gas condensate and subsequent controlled burn during the first mid-growing season (Xxxxxxx 2002). Additional sampling after the burn occurred during the second mid-growing season on August 1, 2002 and September 3, 2002 (Xxxx Xxxxxx Land Surveys, Inc. 2002). During both mid-growing season studies, vegetative cover and stem density measurements were taken after the burn and soil samples were collected to test for natural gas condensate. Data collection methods were similar between years. Total species- specific vegetative cover was determined with the Xxxxx-Xxxxxxxx Cover-Abundance Scale. Stem density measurements were conducted by counting all stems in a 0.25 m2 quadrat randomly placed around each sample point. A scaleable aerial photograph was o...
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