Permit Relinquishment Sample Clauses

Permit Relinquishment. If, prior to the expiration of the Permit, NDOW ceases to be able to continue to administer this Agreement, and no other entity satisfactory to the Service is willing to assume NDOW’s responsibilities, NDOW will relinquish its Permit to the Service. The Service shall convert the Certificates of Inclusion that have been issued by NDOW to participating landowners into freestanding Safe Harbor Permits that authorize the same actions by the participating landowners that had been authorized by the Certificates of Inclusion, provided the participating landowners agree to continue the management activities and conservation measures established for their property. These actions shall be made per 50 CFR
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Permit Relinquishment. If, prior to the expiration of the Permit, the Department ceases to be able to continue to administer this Agreement, and no other entity satisfactory to the Service is willing to assume the Department’s responsibilities; the Department will relinquish its Permit to the Service. The Service shall convert the Certificates of Inclusion that have been issued by the Department to participating landowners into individual enhancement of survival permits that authorize the same actions by the participating landowners that had been authorized by the Certificates of Inclusion, provided the participating landowners agree to continue the management activities and conservation measures established for their property. These actions shall be made per 50 CFR 13.25 for transfer of permits and scope of permit authorization.
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Permit Relinquishment. If, prior to the expiration of the ESP, the District ceases to be able to continue to administer this SHA, and no other entity satisfactory to the Service is willing to assume the District’s responsibilities, the District will relinquish its ESP to the Service.
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