Threatened and Endangered Species. The lease area may now or hereafter contain plants, animals, or their habitats determined to be threatened or endangered under the Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended, 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq., or that have other special status. The Authorized Officer may recommend modifications to exploration and development proposals to further conservation and management objectives or to avoid activity that will contribute to a need to list such species or their habitat or to comply with any biological opinion issued by the Fish and Wildlife Service for the proposed action. The Authorized Officer will not approve any ground-disturbing activity that may affect any such species or critical habitat until it completes its obligations under applicable requirements of the Endangered Species Act. The Authorized Officer may require modifications to, or disapprove a proposed activity that is likely to result in jeopardy to the continued existence of a proposed or listed threatened or endangered species, or result in the destruction or adverse modification of designated or proposed critical habitat. The lessee shall comply with instructions from the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is private) for ground disturbing activities associated with coal exploration on federal coal leases prior to approval of a mining and reclamation permit or outside an approved mining and reclamation permit area. The lessee shall comply with instructions from the Authorized Officer of the Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement, or his designated representative, for all ground-disturbing activities taking place within an approved mining and reclamation permit area or associated with such a permit.
Threatened and Endangered Species. Developer shall comply with the conclusion and construction recommendations with respect to endangered species identified on the Property by Lord & Winter, TWRA, TN-NHP or and any other regulating governmental agency, and as approved by the Town, to protect the species identified on the property, including the Nashville crayfish and the streamside salamander.
Threatened and Endangered Species. 9. State Parks with SRA located within Federal DPA
Threatened and Endangered Species. The Engineer shall perform a habitat assessment to determine whether habitat for protected species exists within the project area.
Threatened and Endangered Species. The Engineer will complete the following activities to address impacts to Threatened and Endangered (T&E) species: • Review the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) IPaC database for listed plant and animal species with a known or historical range in the county. • For those listed species, identify and describe the typical habitat for each species. • Perform a field assessment for the presence of suitable habitats for listed species. This includes the evaluation of individual suitable potential roost trees for the Indiana or northern long-eared bat. Suitable roost trees will be documented in accordance with MoDOT’s procedures. • Prepare a written assessment of project impacts on each species listed in the IPaC. • Prepare a written assessment of project impacts on MDC listed species (endangered or species of conservation concern). • If no effects are anticipated for a particular species (state and federal), the reasons will be documented. • Provide a technical memo to MoDOT for their coordination with USFWS as necessary or for their concurrence with the effects determinations. No presence/absence surveys are anticipated to be necessary. The Engineer will document all findings, coordination, and results related to potential impacts to threatened and endangered species in the EA.
Threatened and Endangered Species. 17. On April 19, 1999, Commission staff issued letters to FWS and to NOAA Fisheries, concluding that expanding, operating, and maintaining the project, with the staff’s recommended measures, is not likely to adversely affect the shortnose xxxxxxxx (in the letter to NOAA Fisheries), or the American bald eagle or Puritan tiger beetle (in the letter to FWS). The letters asked FWS and NOAA Fisheries to concur in staff’s conclusion that formal consultation under section 7 of the Endangered Species Act (ESA)22 was not required.
Threatened and Endangered Species. Threatened and endangered species and their critical habitat are protected by both state and federal laws. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR) can provide information on these species. Include a copy of the WDNR coordination in the appendix. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is responsible for federally listed threatened and endangered species. Include any coordination with USFWS in the appendix. Will the project result in a determination of “may affect, likely to adversely affect” for any threatened or endangered species or critical habitat? No Yes – project is ineligible for PCE Describe species considered and coordination with WDNR and USFWS:
Threatened and Endangered Species. An assessment was conducted of the Property by Xxxxxxx Environmental, Inc. to determine whether any recognized threatened or endangered species are present on the Property. The assessment concluded that during the survey that no threatened or endangered species were observed and that it is unlikely that any such species nest or live on the Property. A copy of this report is attached hereto as Exhibit L.
Threatened and Endangered Species. Actions necessary to protect or recover Federally listed threatened or endangered species, including habitat manipulation and special protection measures as identified in threatened and endangered species recovery plans or other management agreements, may be implemented in Nevada BLM Wilderness Areas in previously occupied habitat, provided it is demonstrated that the actions cannot be done more effectively outside Wilderness. To prevent Federal listing, protect indigenous species that could become threatened or endangered or are listed as such by the State of Nevada. All transplants or habitat improvement projects require approval by the BLM.
Threatened and Endangered Species. The provisions of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) have been satisfied by a Section 7 determination of no effect to threatened or endangered species or critical habitat; or • The provisions of the ESA have been satisfied by a Section 7 determination, per written correspondence with the USFWS, of may affect, not likely to adversely affect threatened or endangered species or critical habitat, or may affect but will not cause prohibited take of the Northern Long-eared Bat (NLEB); or • The provisions of the ESA have been satisfied by a Section 7 determination of no jeopardy for any species proposed for listing under the ESA. Right of Way: • The project does not require any new right of way, permanent easement, or temporary easement; or • The project requires only minor amounts of new right of way, permanent easement or temporary easement, defined as o up to 5 acres per linear mile (absolute, not average), but total permanent not more than 25 acres plus total temporary not more than 40 acres, or o up to 10 acres (permanent plus temporary) for spot improvements (such as bridge replacement); and • The project requires no relocations of residences or businesses; and • Change in direct access to property is minor; and • Property acquisition or change in access to property required for the project will not affect the use of the property. Highway Access Change: • The project does not add or remove a ramp on an existing expressway or freeway interchange; and • The project does not add an interchange to an expressway or freeway.
