Settlement Agreement Article 514 Sample Clauses

Settlement Agreement Article 514. Settlement Agreement Article 514, “Use of Habitat Evaluation Procedures,” states: Within one year of license issuance, the licensee shall, in consultation with the TRIG, develop and prepare in accordance with Article 501 a monitoring plan to determine the effectiveness of the implementation of Articles 502, 503, 504, 506, 507 and 513. The plan shall require licensee to monitor the effectiveness of the implementation of Articles 502, 503, 504, 506, 507 and 513 through periodic assessments of habitat quantity and quality, using the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of Interior, Ecological Service Manuals ESM 101, 102, 103 (Division of Ecological Services, Washington D.C. 1980), Habitat Evaluation Procedures (“HEP”), or another appropriate methodology selected in consultation with the TRIG. Monitoring is intended to assist resource managers in determining the current conditions of the lands acquired and assess management activities over the term of the license. Licensee shall consider the monitoring results in implementing Articles 502, 503, 504, 506, 507 and 513, in consultation with the TRIG. Within five years of license issuance, licensee shall develop, in consultation with the TRIG, the schedule for specific monitoring actions, the timing of each monitoring period, monitoring criteria, the scope of monitoring given available funding, and the format for monitoring reports in accordance with the consultation requirements of Article 501. Funding for all aspects of monitoring is not to exceed $200,000 (if license is 30 years or shorter) or $300,000 (if license is 40 years or longer) (2006$). The licensee shall make the funding available in $100,000 increments according to the following schedule: the first $100,000 available during the first 10 years of the license term, the second $100,000 available between years 20 and 30 of the license term (and the third $100,000 available after year 30 if the license is issued for a term of 40 years or longer). If funds are available forty years following license issuance, and licensee, in consultation with the TRIG, determines further use of the HEP is not feasible for any of the intended purposes of this article, any remaining funds required by this article may be made available to the TERF established pursuant to Article 602.

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Settlement Agreement Article 514. Article 514 of the Settlement Agreement states, in part: Within one year of license issuance, the licensee shall, in consultation with the TRIG, develop and prepare in accordance with Article 501 a monitoring plan to determine the effectiveness of the implementation of Article 513. The plan shall require licensee to monitor the effectiveness of the implementation of Article 513 through periodic assessments of habitat quantity and quality, using the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of Interior, Ecological Service Manuals ESM 101, 102, 103 (Division of Ecological Services, Washington D.C. 1980), Habitat Evaluation Procedures (“HEP”), or another appropriate methodology selected in consultation with the TRIG. Within five years of license issuance, licensee shall develop, in consultation with the TRIG, the schedule for site specific monitoring actions, the timing of each monitoring period, monitoring criteria, the scope of monitoring given available funding, and the format for monitoring reports in accordance with the consultation requirements of Article 501.

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