Common use of Shut Down for Non-Delphinoid Cetaceans and Sea Turtles Clause in Contracts

Shut Down for Non-Delphinoid Cetaceans and Sea Turtles. If a non-delphinoid cetacean or sea turtle is sighted within or transiting toward the exclusion zone, an immediate shutdown of the electromechanical survey equipment is required. The vessel operator must comply immediately with such a call by the observer. Any disagreement should be discussed only after shut-down. Subsequent restart of the electromechanical survey equipment must use the ramp-up provisions described above and may only occur following clearance of the exclusion zone of all cetaceans, pinnipeds, and sea turtles for 60 minutes.

Shut Down for Non-Delphinoid Cetaceans and Sea Turtles. If a non-delphinoid cetacean or sea turtle is sighted at or within or transiting toward the exclusion zone, an immediate shutdown of the electromechanical survey equipment is required. The vessel operator must comply immediately with such a call by the observer. Any disagreement should be discussed only after shut-down. Subsequent restart of the electromechanical survey equipment must use the ramp-up provisions described above and may only occur following clearance of the exclusion zone of all cetaceans, pinnipeds, and sea turtles for 60 minutes.

Shut Down for Non-Delphinoid Cetaceans and Sea Turtles. If a any non-delphinoid cetacean cetaceans or sea turtle is turtles are sighted within or transiting toward towards the exclusion zone, an immediate shutdown of the electromechanical geotechnical survey equipment is required. The vessel operator must comply immediately with such a call by the observer. Any disagreement or discussion should be discussed occur only after shut-down. Subsequent restart of the electromechanical geotechnical survey equipment must use the ramp-up provisions described above and may only occur following clearance of the exclusion zone of all cetaceans, pinnipeds, and sea turtles for 60 minutes.

Shut Down for Non-Delphinoid Cetaceans and Sea Turtles. If a any non-delphinoid cetacean cetaceans or sea turtle is turtles are sighted at or within or transiting toward the exclusion zone, an immediate shutdown of the electromechanical geotechnical survey equipment is required. The vessel operator must comply immediately with such a call by the observer. Any disagreement or discussion should be discussed occur only after shut-down. Subsequent restart of the electromechanical geotechnical survey equipment must use the ramp-up provisions described above and may only occur following clearance of the exclusion zone of for 60 minutes for all cetaceans, pinnipeds, and sea turtles for 60 minutesturtles.