Triggers for Adjustments Sample Clauses

Triggers for Adjustments. During scheduled recreation river flow releases, 11 Licensee shall count observed boater use in number of boats per day to determine 12 whether recreation river flow release days should be added or subtracted. All boats 13 will be counted as 1 boat except for rafts 12’ or greater in length will be counted as 2
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Triggers for Adjustments. Observed boater use in boater days will be monitored to determine whether release days should be added or subtracted. A boater day is defined as use of either the Rock Creek or Cresta reaches for any part of a given day. Boater use data will be collected on each scheduled recreation flow release days. A day of recreation flow will be added to the recreation flow schedule the next year after 100% exceedance of the up-trigger is met for each day in a particular month of that year. A day of recreation flow will be subtracted from the recreation flow schedule for the next year after 100% exceedance of the down-trigger are not met in a particular month of that year. Days will be adjusted to the same month in which use is monitored. Recreation flow releases will not decrease below 1 release per month, unless unacceptable adverse ecological impacts are observed. Flow release days will not be added or subtracted during the initial 3 years after issuance of the license to allow for the biologic monitoring in item (V.2) below.
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Triggers for Adjustments. During scheduled recreation river flow releases, Licensee shall count observed boater use in number of boats per day to determine whether recreation river flow release days should be added or subtracted. All boats will be counted as 1 boat except for rafts 12’ or greater in length will be counted as 2 boats. All boats observed on the Xxxxxx Reach for any part of a given day will be counted. If the number of boats per day on the first recreation river flow release day for a month exceeds 100 boats per day, one day of recreation river flow release shall be added to the recreation river flow release schedule in that month the next year. If the number of boats per day is less than 100 boats per day for both the recreation river flow releases in one month, one day of recreation river flow release shall be subtracted from the recreation river flow release schedule for that month in the next year. Recreation river flow releases shall not decrease below 1 day per month and shall not exceed the cap defined in Table B. Recreation river flow release days shall not be added or subtracted during any period of recreation test river release flows conducted pursuant to Paragraph 2(C) above. The Licensee shall develop and implement a visitor survey for up to three years to determine if visitors would choose to return to recreate on the Xxxxxx Reach based on their experience related to number of boats encountered on the river. The visitor survey questionnaire and methodology shall be statistically valid and approved by the TRG. The TRG will evaluate the survey results and other data to determine if the trigger for adding/deleting days, based on number of boats per day, should be amended based on this analysis.
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