Covered Lands means the geographic area described in Chapter of the HCP upon which Authorized Take of the Covered Species may occur, and the lands to which the HCP’s mitigation measures apply.
Covered Lands means the lands owned by Permittee upon which the Permit authorizes incidental Take of Covered Species and the lands to which the HCP's conservation and mitigation measures apply. These lands are described in section 1.1.2 of the HCP.
Covered Lands means the geographic area described in Section 2.8 of this Agreement and in Chapter 2 of the MSHCP in which Covered Activities will occur.
Examples of Covered Lands in a sentence
Nothing in this Agreement will limit the right or obligation of any Federal agency to engage in consultation required under Section 7 of the ESA or other Federal law; however, it is intended that the rights and obligations of the Permittees under the SLCHCP and this Agreement will be considered in any consultation affecting the Permittees’ use of the Covered Lands.
Upon execution of this Agreement by all Parties, and satisfaction of all other applicable legal requirements, the USFWS will issue Lincoln County, the City of Caliente and UPRR each a Permit under Section 10(a)(1)(B) of the ESA, authorizing incidental take by the Permittees of each listed Covered Species resulting from Covered Activities on Covered Lands.
Such suspension or revocation may apply to the entire permit, or only to specified Covered Species, Covered Lands, or Covered Activities.
More Definitions of Covered Lands
Covered Lands or “Covered Area” means the non-Federal lands (approximately 30,674 acres) upon which the Permits authorize incidental take of Covered Species as well as the Federal and non-Federal lands within Southeastern Lincoln County to which the HCP's conservation and mitigation measures will be applied. Covered Lands on which incidental take of the Covered Species is expected to occur include: ▪ LCLA land ▪ Meadow Valley Industrial Park site ▪ Alamo Industrial Park site and Community Expansion area ▪ BLM lands identified for disposal within the Covered Area (includes the 640-acre Section 36 disposal parcel and lands in the vicinity of the town of Alamo) ▪ Lincoln County roads and rights-of-way ▪ Union Pacific Railroad land and rights-of-way ▪ City of Caliente property ▪ Other privately-owned lands along the Meadow Valley Wash within Southeastern Lincoln County where the landowners become Third Party Participants pursuant to IA Section 8.0 The surrounding Federal lands administered by BLM on which most of the SLCHCP’s conservation and mitigation measures are contemplated to occur are depicted in Figure 1-2 of the SLCHCP and described in Sections 1.3.4 and Section 2.1 of the SLCHCP. The Covered Lands specifically exclude State Park land, those lands owned or leased by Coyote Springs Investment, LLC, the landfill owned and operated by the City of Mesquite within the Lincoln County Land Act (LCLA) land area and certain other privately-owned lands, all totaling approximately 49,070 acres within Southeastern Lincoln County.
Covered Lands means the City-owned lands upon which the permit authorizes incidental take of covered species. It includes the Cedar River Municipal Watershed, totaling approximately 90,546 acres and shown on Map 3 in the HCP.
Covered Lands means the geographic area described in Chapter 1.6 of the HCP upon which Authorized Take of the Covered Species may occur, and the lands to which the HCP’s mitigation measures apply.
Covered Lands means those lands listed as “covered lands” in the HCP, that is, including lands and facilities associated with and/or potentially affected by covered activities located within the hydrologic boundary of the Xxxxx River Basin in Clackamas and Multnomah Counties, Oregon, as depicted in Figure 2-1 of the HCP.
Covered Lands means those lands upon which the Permit authorizes incidental take of the Covered Species and the lands to which the NBC’s acquisition and management activities apply. These lands are depicted on Exhibits C, E, F and I.
Covered Lands means the areas of delineated potential flycatcher and cuckoo habitat along approximately 250 miles of streams in the Valley, as well as more than 4,000 square miles (2.9 million acres) of land in the Valley. The HCP boundaries establish the geographic limits of flycatcher and cuckoo habitat on public and private lands in the Valley and is the area upon which the incidental take permits authorize incidental take of covered species and the area to which the HCP's conservation and mitigation measures apply. These lands are described in Section 2.2 of the HCP. Activities conducted by the Permittees that impact flycatcher or cuckoo habitat outside of the HCP boundaries will require separate ESA compliance.