SITE SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT PLANS Sample Clauses

SITE SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT PLANS. Within 10 days of all permit acceptance for the final disposal location, the Contractor shall provide a digital version of a site specific Site Management Plan for each individual DMS, the shipping loading location, the shipping unloading location, and the final disposal location, if different than the shipping unloading location. The Contractor shall not manage the DMS, but shall have a plan that is coordinated with the DMS Contractor to ensure a safe and efficient use of the space. The Contractor shall coordinate site access to the DMS with the DMS Contractor and include that information in the Site Management Plan. A digital version of the Site Management Plan is required. Approval of this plan will be required prior to initiating work. The Contractor should plan on a 5 day review time by the Government. The plan shall be drawn to a scale of 1” = 50’ and address following functions:
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SITE SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT PLANS. The Contractor shall submit a site specific management plan for the DMS in this option, meeting the requirements of 4.4 “Site Specific Management Plans”.
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SITE SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT PLANS. Site-specific management plans (SSMP) will be prepared and implemented for each site within the Plan Area that supports a special status species that has potential to be negatively affected by project- related activity. SSMPs will be developed as part of the HMP and may include the following elements: • Description of species occurrence and distribution at the site and within the State. • Habitat requirements of the species and the conditions necessary for the species to persist at the site. • Description of current impacts and potential threats to the species at the site (e.g., shoreline erosion from reservoir operations; dispersed recreation use; stream erosion unrelated to Project operation). • Five-year management objectives that will contribute to species persistence at the site. • Specific measures required to achieve management objectives. These may include measures such as avoidance of future recreation development; removal of dispersed use features; protective measures such as fencing, screening, exclusion, adjustments to domestic animal grazing, signage; and/or more specific physical protections. • A monitoring schedule, including management measures, monitoring and milestones to review effectiveness and for modification of the SSMP. • A preliminary cost estimate to implement the site-specific management plan over the first five- year period. If no threats or adverse impacts are present or anticipated at a site, the management plan will consist of recording of the site in GIS and periodic monitoring of the population. If impacts to a site cannot be avoided (e.g., a construction Project with no suitable alternate site) and the project will not affect long term viability of the species, then the site-specific management plan will demonstrate why protection of the site is not practicable and provide options for mitigation of the effects to the population commensurate with the species’ rarity and federal and state management status. Draft SSMPs for new sites and/or species will be developed and presented to the TRIG within one year of the determination of need for such plan. The management plan for Carex flava (yellow sedge) will be developed in accordance with specifications provided in SA 510.
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