Use third Sample Clauses

Use third parties to provide mitigation to limit administrative costs and find the most cost-effective land: In the past, SRF has provided mitigation directly to the program (I.E. SRF’s staff sourced and closed on the properties themselves) and directly managed the relationships with landowners. This necessitated a large field staff that had to be laid off when oil and gas activity slowed. In addition, SRF payments have been based on a premium over similar NRCS programs. In the absence of competition between mitigation providers, we can assume that this payment framework is not the most efficient. We recommend that WAFWA SRF modifies its mitigation procurement method and switch to a model where it is provided by third parties who will be in charge of sourcing, closing on and managing those properties. An additional benefit is that these third parties may be willing to bring additional funds to the deal to purchase acres that would not be beneficial to the CCAA (because those acres cannot be restored into habitat but are still part of the proposed transaction). We recommend that WAFWA SRF conducts a study to understand which properties and activities are the most cost effective to provide the mitigation required by the CCAA (The workgroup wanted to highlight the value of infrastructure removal, such as windmills and unused poles, as a restoration approach). It may be possible for the participants and the states to financially participate in such as study. Based on the results of the study, WAFWA SRF would issue regular RFPs to request mitigation from third parties. It may be possible to request that USFWS approves the proposed mitigation to ensure that the liability for those properties is severed from the rest of the program.
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