Significantly Conserved Vegetation Communities Sample Clauses

Significantly Conserved Vegetation Communities. If any species described in subsection 9.3.C, above, is dependent upon a Significantly Conserved Vegetation Community listed on Exhibit C to this Agreement, and if subarea plans in the subregion are in effect and are being implemented consistent with their terms, then the USFWS and CDFG will, subject to the availability of appropriated funds, contribute in partnership, to the same extent committed within the RPV NCCP Subarea Plan for Covered Species, with the CITY toward the land acquisition, management, and monitoring required to achieve the level of conservation necessary within the Significantly Conserved Vegetation Communities, for such species to be added to the list of RPV Covered Species or list of Species Adequately Conserved once such species become listed under the ESA or CESA. The commitment of the USFWS and CDFG to contribute their proportionate share(s) to the conservation of the species shall be contingent on the CITY's commitment of its proportionate share. In addition, if the USFWS or CDFG fail to provide their proportionate contributory share(s), neither the CITY nor Third Party Beneficiaries will be obligated to provide the USFWS and/or CDFG share(s), in which case the species would not be added to the list of RPV Covered Species or list of Species Adequately Conserved.
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