Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement Sample Clauses

Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. ‌ The FERC license and settlement agreement refer to the FCIP in several other articles. Under settlement agreement article 102 (SA 102), “Aquatics Reporting,” PSE must submit an annual report by August 31 of each year that includes a description of how PSE, agencies, and tribes coordinated implementation of SA 104. Activities conducted during the previous 12 months (June 1 to May 31) and the status of development or implementation of measures will be summarized in each annual report. Under SA 103, “Upstream Fish Passage Implementation Plan,” PSE must “provide safe and effective upstream passage at the Xxxxx River Project by using trapping, sorting, holding, and hauling facilities on the lower Xxxxx River.” The new upstream fish trap became operational in June 2010. Under SA 105, “Downstream Fish Passage Implementation Plan,” PSE must “provide safe and effective downstream passage at the Xxxxx River Project by using attraction, guidance, trapping, sorting, holding, and hauling facilities located on the Project reservoirs.” The Upper Xxxxx floating surface collector (FSC) became operational in spring 2008, and the Lower Xxxxx FSC will be operational by spring 2013. Consultation and decision-making procedures and protocols are governed by implementation of SA 601, “Xxxxx River Coordinating Committee.”
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Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. The FERC License and Settlement Agreement refer to the RSECMP in several other articles. License Article 409 stipulates that implementation of the RSECMP also shall occur at Xxxx Xxxxxxx: “The licensee shall incorporate into the shoreline erosion control plan required by Settlement Agreement (SA) article 110 in Appendix A of this license, the following additional measures: site specific plans to prevent and control erosion on Xxxx Xxxxxxx shorelines in accordance with the specifications contained in SA article 110 except that erosion control, prevention, and/or remediation shall not be limited to ‘wherever Forest Service lands or resources may be affected.’ The licensee shall control erosion along Xxxx Xxxxxxx shorelines relative to project-related impacts and needs. In addition to consulting with the U.S. Forest Service, the licensee shall consult with Skagit County while developing the shoreline erosion control plan pursuant to SA article 110.” SA 110 stipulates that the Reservoir Shoreline Erosion Control Management Plan shall be implemented in a manner consistent with SA 201 Programmatic Agreement pertaining to the Historic Properties Management Plan: “The licensee shall implement the Programmatic Agreement Between the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and the Washington State Historic Preservation Officer for Managing Historic Properties that May be Affected by a License Issuing to Puget Sound Energy for the Continued Operation of the Xxxxx River Hydroelectric Project in Skagit and Whatcom Counties, Washington - FERC Project No. P-2150…including, without limitation, but not limited to the Historic Properties Management Plan (HPMP) attached to the Programmatic Agreement.” Settlement Agreement Article 508 Noxious Weeds requires PSE to implement a plan to manage noxious weeds on Project lands; and SA 509 Plants of Special Status requires PSE to implement a plan to manage plants of special status on existing Project lands and select non-Project lands. Activities associated with implementation of SA 110 will be consistent with SA 508 and SA 509 management plans. Under SA 102, implementation of the RSECMP requires that PSE coordinate reservoir shoreline erosion control activities with other applicable plans, such as the Northwest Forest Plan. PSE shall submit an annual report by March 31 of each year that includes a description of how PSE, agencies, and tribes coordinated implementation of SA 110 and License Article 409. Activities conducted during the p...
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Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. ‌‌ The FERC License and Settlement Agreement refers to the FPFP in several other articles. Under SA 102 Reporting, PSE will provide an annual report to the Parties per the schedule in SA 102 for 30 day review that includes a description of how PSE, agencies, and tribes coordinated the implementation of SA 101. Activities conducted during the previous 12 months (June 1 to May 31) and the status of development or implementation of measures will be summarized in each annual report.
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Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. SA 303 was incorporated into the License, along with the other proposed articles of the Settlement Agreement. In addition to incorporating the Settlement Articles, the License is subject to conditions submitted by SA 301, “Recreation Management Report.” Under the conditions of SA 301, PSE will provide an annual report that includes a description of how PSE, agencies, and tribes coordinated the implementation of SA 303 to the Parties per the schedule in SA 301 for a 60-day review. Activities conducted during the previous 12 months (January 1-December 31) and the status of development or implementation of measures will be summarized in each annual report.
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Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. ‌ SA 318 was incorporated into the license, along with the other proposed articles of the settlement agreement. In addition to incorporating the settlement agreement articles, the license is subject to conditions submitted by:
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Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. ‌ The FERC license and settlement agreement refer to the BRGMP in several other articles. Under settlement agreement article 102 (SA 102), “Aquatics Reporting”, PSE shall submit an annual report by March 31 of each year that includes a description of how PSE, agencies, and tribes coordinated implementation of SA 108. Activities conducted during the previous 12-month reporting period (January 1 to December 31) and the status of development or implementation of measures will be summarized in each annual report. Under settlement agreement article 410 (SA 410), “Water Quality”, PSE shall comply with the terms and conditions of the 401 Certification issued by Ecology.” The Ecology 401 certification for the Xxxxx River Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. 2150), included as Appendix C of the License, states in part: “If water quality exceedances are predicted as being unavoidable, a short-term modification must be applied for in writing to Ecology and WDFW at least three months prior to project initiation. If any project has a long-term impact on a regulated water quality parameter, characterization monitoring must be performed for the impacted parameter(s), and a monitoring plan must be outlined in the Water Quality Protection Plan.” The 401 Certification specifically notes that this requirement applies to gravel augmentation projects that may be implemented as part of the license. Settlement agreement article 601(SA601), “Xxxxx River Coordinating Committee”, formalizes a licensing implementation entity referred to as the Xxxxx River Coordinating Committee (BRCC), and provides the framework for completing consultation with settlement agreement signatories, making decisions, coordinating activities between resource groups, and implementing actions required under the agreement. SA 601 states in part: “For decisions related to implementation of plans for Articles 108, 109, 305, 502- 505, 602, and 603 only, the BRCC may approve a proposal on a majority vote of the BRCC.”
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Relationship to Other Articles of the License and Settlement Agreement. ‌ The FERC license and settlement agreement refer to the LWDMP in several other articles. Under SA 102, PSE will provide an annual report to the Parties per the schedule in SA 102 for 30 day review that includes a description of how PSE, agencies, and tribes coordinated the implementation of SA 109. Activities conducted during the previous 12 months (January 1 to December 31) and the status of development or implementation of measures will be summarized in each annual report. The FERC license also includes Article 403 Large Xxxxx Xxxxxx: “The licensee shall incorporate into the large woody debris management plan required by Settlement Agreement article 109 in Appendix of this license, the following measures: (1) the licensee shall identify its responsibilities for managing large woody debris and, (2) the licensee shall identify the location of all large woody debris stockpile sites. The licensee shall include all large woody debris stockpile sites in the project boundary.” The FERC license included as Appendix G, the NOAA Fisheries Biological Opinion Terms and Conditions. Reasonable and Prudent Measure (RPM) No. 7 called for the licensee to: “Develop the LWDMP as described in Article 109 to improve juvenile salmonid rearing habitat.” The corresponding Terms and Conditions No. 7 identified: “To implement RPM #7, the Licensee must develop the LWDMP as described in proposed Article 109.”
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