SOSEA goals definition

SOSEA goals means the goals specified for a spotted owl special emphasis area as identified on the SOSEA maps (see WAC 222- 16-086). SOSEA goals provide for demographic and/or dispersal support as necessary to complement the northern spotted owl protection strategies on federal land within or adjacent to the SOSEA.
SOSEA goals means the goals specified for a spotted owl special emphasis area as identified on the SOSEA maps
SOSEA goals means the goals specified for a spotted owl special emphasis area as identified on the SOSEA maps (see WAC 222-16-086).

Examples of SOSEA goals in a sentence

  • To the maximum extent practicable, the plan must minimize and mitigate significant adverse impacts caused by, and identified in, the plan on individual northern spotted owl site centers or the ability of the SOSEA to meet SOSEA goals.

  • Although the five wind technology projections already produce a wide range of deployment possibilities, an even wider range is modeled in our natural gas price and non-wind renewable technology cost sensitivities.

  • Mitigation measures must contribute to the achievement of SOSEA goals or to supporting the viability of impacted northern spotted owl site centers.

  • Dispersal support means providing sufficient dispersal habitat for the interchange of spotted owls within or across the SOSEA, as necessary to meet SOSEA goals.

  • SOSEA goals provide for demo- graphic and/or dispersal support as necessary to complement the northern spotted owl protection strategies on federal land within or adjacent to the SOSEA.

  • Demographic support means providing sufficient suitable spotted owl habitat within the SOSEA to maintain the viability of spotted owl sites identified as necessary to meet the SOSEA goals (WAC 222-16-010).

  • LOPs should be designed to achieve an appropriate contribu- tion from nonfederal lands toward meeting SOSEA goals and are intended to be an efficient and effective alternative to site-by-site manage- ment planning.

  • Mitiga- tion measures must contribute to the achievement of SOSEA goals or to supporting the viability of impacted northern spot- ted owl site centers.[Statutory Authority: [RCW 76.09.040].

  • Mitiga- tion measures must contribute to the achievement of SOSEA goals or to supporting the viability of impacted northern spot- ted owl site centers.

  • These habitats provide both dispersal and demographic support, an established goal for lands within the SOSEAs. SOSEA goals are identified in the Forest Practices Rules and shown on the SOSEA maps (see WAC 222-16-086).


More Definitions of SOSEA goals

SOSEA goals means the goals specified for a spotted owl special emphasis area as identified on the SOSEA maps (see WAC 222-16-086). SOSEA goals provide for demo- graphic and/or dispersal support as necessary to complement

Related to SOSEA goals

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  • Performance Objective means a standard established by the Committee to determine in whole or in part whether a Performance Award shall be earned.

  • Performance Milestone means an act or event specified in section 5.1 and described in section 9 of the EPLA.

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  • Objectives means a specific statement of planned accomplishments or results that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-limited.

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  • Performance Measurement Period has the meaning set forth in Section 3.1(e)(ii).

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