Species at Risk Sample Clauses

Species at Risk. Objective 22
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Species at Risk. (a) The City shall be responsible for any Species-at-Risk which may be found on, in or at the Lands or the Highway Site, except for any Species-at-Risk the occurrence of which, in the location in which it is found, was described in the Environmental Assessments.
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Species at Risk. To evaluate potential for SAR on the subject property a site assessment for SAR was completed, including a review of background information available from the MNRF / NHIC. As aquatic SAR have been previously covered within this EIS (Section 6.2), this section will only focus on terrestrial SAR identified during the background review and site assessment. Through a review of available background information from NHIC (Appendix A) the following SAR were identified for assessment: • Xxxxx’x Pondweed (END) • Snapping Turtle (SC) In addition, based on Xxxxxx Group experience in the region and the natural features of the subject property, potential for the following additional endangered and threatened SAR was reviewed: • Butternut (END) • Xxxxxxxx’x Turtle (THR) • Least Bittern (THR) • Cerulean Warbler (THR) During the field visit by Xxxxxx Group in March 2018, no SAR species were observed on the subject property. As part of the evaluation, habitat requirements of the species identified above with the potential to exist were compared against the habitat types present on the subject property. The results of this assessment are provided in Table 1. In summary, none of the identified SAR are considered to have the potential to be impacted by the proposed development based on the existing vegetation and site conditions. Regardless, as a measure of precaution, mitigation measures (as provided in Section 8.0) should be employed if SAR are encountered during construction on the subject property.
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Species at Risk. (a) Project Co shall be responsible for any Species-at-Risk which may be found on, in or at the Site, the occurrence of which, in the location in which it is found was described in the Environmental Assessments. The City shall be responsible for any Species-at-Risk which may be found on, in or at the Site, except for any Species-at-Risk the occurrence of which, in the location in which it is found was described in the Environmental Assessments (b) In respect of Species-at-Risk for which Project Co is responsible pursuant to Section 16.4(a), Project Co shall, at its own cost, comply, and ensure compliance by all Project Co Parties, with all Applicable Law and the provisions of Schedule 17 – Environmental Obligations. Upon the discovery of any Species-at-Risk for which the City is responsible pursuant to Section 16.4(a), Project Co shall: (i) immediately inform the City Representative of such discovery; and (ii) comply, and ensure compliance by all Project Co Parties, with all Applicable Law and the provisions of Schedule 17 - Environmental Obligations in respect thereof, including taking all necessary steps to preserve the respective habitat and relocate the Species-at- Risk at the City’s cost pursuant to Section 16.4(d). (c) In the event that the City wishes Project Co to perform actions which are in addition to any required pursuant to Section 16.4(b), then the City shall issue an instruction to Project Co specifying what action the City requires Project Co to take and Project Co shall promptly and diligently comply with all such instructions at the City’s cost pursuant to Section 16.4(d). (d) If Sections 16.4(b) or 16.4(c) require Project Co to perform any alteration, addition, demolition, extension or variation in the Project Operations as a result of the discovery of any Species-at-Risk for which the City is responsible pursuant to Section 16.4(a) or as a result of any instructions given by the City pursuant to Section 16.4(c) and which would not otherwise be required under this Project Agreement, then any such alteration, addition, demolition, extension or variation: (i) prior to Substantial Completion shall, subject to and in accordance with Section 38, be treated as a Delay Event and, subject to and in accordance with Section 39, be treated as a Compensation Event; and (ii) following Substantial Completion shall, subject to and in accordance with Schedule 21 - Variation Procedure, result in a Variation.
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Species at Risk. 8.4.1. Natural heritage values, including Species at Risk, that may be affected by the project, will be determined by searching available databases and confirmation from the MNR District Office. 8.4.2. Rainy River is habitat for lake xxxxxxxx, a species listed as threatened under the Provincial Endangered Species Act (2007). 8.4.3. Any permits, exemptions (e.g., Letter of Advice), and or regulatory requirements necessary will be negotiated with the firm as additional work or by separate competitive assignment.
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Species at Risk. (a) The Ministry shall be responsible for any Species at Risk which may be found on, in or at the Lands, except for any Species at Risk the occurrence of which, in the location in which it is found, was described in the Environmental Reports. (b) In respect of Species at Risk for which Project Co is responsible pursuant to Section 16.4(a), Project Co shall, at its own cost, comply, and ensure compliance by all Project Co Parties, with all Applicable Law and the provisions of Schedule 15 – Technical Requirements and the Environmental Protection Plan. Upon the discovery of any Species at Risk for which the Ministry is responsible pursuant to Section 16.4(a), Project Co shall: (i) immediately inform the Ministry Representative of such discovery; and (ii) comply, and ensure compliance by all Project Co Parties, with all Applicable Law and the provisions of Schedule 15 – Technical Requirements in respect thereof and the Environmental Protection Plan, including taking all necessary steps to comply with any management plan or recovery plan instituted pursuant to the Wildlife Act, 1998 (Saskatchewan) for the Species at Risk in question, at the Ministry’s cost pursuant to Section 16.4(d). (c) In the event that the Ministry wishes Project Co to perform actions which are in addition to any required pursuant to Section 16.4(b), then the Ministry shall issue an instruction to Project Co specifying any action(s) the Ministry requires Project Co to take and Project Co shall promptly and diligently comply with all such instructions at the Ministry’s cost pursuant to Section 16.4(d). (d) If Sections 16.4(b) or 16.4(b)(ii) require Project Co to perform any alteration, addition, demolition, extension or variation in the Project Operations as a result of the discovery of any Species at Risk for which the Ministry is responsible pursuant to Section 16.4(a) or as a result of any instructions given by the Ministry pursuant to Section 16.4(b)(ii) and which would not otherwise be required under this Project Agreement, then any such alteration, addition, demolition, extension or variation: (i) prior to Substantial Completion shall, subject to and in accordance with Section 39, be treated as a Delay Event and, subject to and in accordance with Section 40, be treated as a Compensation Event; and (ii) following Substantial Completion shall, subject to and in accordance with Schedule 19 - Variation Procedure, result in a Variation.
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Species at Risk. The Joint Review Panel shall consider the effects of the Project on Species at Risk Act listed wildlife species and their critical habitat and identify measures that could be taken to avoid or lessen those effects and to monitor them. The measures must be taken in a way that is consistent with any applicable recovery strategy and action plans.
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Species at Risk. ‌ 1) For the purposes of Section 7 of the FPPR, the December 17, 2004 Notice entitled “Indicators of the Amount, Distribution and Attributes of Wildlife Habitat Required for the Survival of Species at Risk in the Xxxxxx Forest District” the Agreement Holder shall employ the following strategies with respect to grizzly bear habitat within the Chinook North and South FDUs, over the term of this FSP will, (a) The area indicated as Grizzly Bear critical habitat (predictive mapping) on the FSP Map 8 shall not be harvested unless the following forest cover attributes can be met within the entire area to which the notice pertains: (i) a maximum of 50% of the area can be less that 121 year of age; and (ii) a maximum of 33% of the area can be less than 28 years or 5 meters in height.
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