Acquisition of Land by Permittee. Nothing in this IA, the HCP, or the ITP limits Permittee’s right to acquire additional lands. The ITP will not cover any lands that Permittee acquires except upon amendment of the ITP as provided in Chapter 7 of the HCP.
Acquisition of Land by Permittee. Nothing in this Agreement, the HCP, or the permits limits Permittee's right to acquire additional lands. Acquisition of any lands either 1) outside of the Adjustment Area or 2) within the Adjustment Area, in excess of 15,217 cumulative acres over the Permit Term, will not be covered by the permits except upon amendment of the permits as provided in Section 11.2 of this Agreement. Acquisition of up to 15,217 cumulative acres over the Permit Term within the Adjustment Area may be covered by the permits through the minor modification process in Section 11.1. If Permittee elects to add commercial timberlands to the Plan Area pursuant to the minor modification process, Permittee shall submit to the Services as part of the notice required under Section 11.1, a description of the lands it intends to add, along with a summary of relevant characteristics they share with existing Plan Area lands. Characteristics relevant to planning and implementation of the Plan may include geology and geomorphology, climate, vegetation, habitat conditions (including water temperature, channel and habitat type, large woody debris inventory, estuarine conditions, and northern spotted owl habitat typing), salmonid population estimates and Covered Species occurrence and status. The Services have presumed that commercial timberlands within the Adjustment Area share similar relevant characteristics and, therefore, that adding such lands to the Plan Area during the term of the permits will not likely result in adverse effects on the Covered Species different from those analyzed in connection with the original Plan. Unless the Services object in writing to Permittee within 60 days of receipt of the submission described herein, the subject lands shall be included in the Plan Area subject to the 15,217 cumulative acre limit on additional lands provided above. The Services may object to a Permittee election by providing a written statement with specific reasons why the Services believe the presumption described herein is incorrect. In that case, the Services and Permittee shall confer in good faith and pursue the dispute resolution mechanisms set forth in Paragraph 12.5 in an effort to reach an agreement. Until concurrence is reached, such lands will not become part of the Plan Area except pursuant to the amendment process set forth in Paragraph 11.2.
Acquisition of Land by Permittee. Nothing in the TU MSHCP, the Agreement, or the Permit limits Permittee's right to acquire lands not currently owned by TRC within or adjacent to the Covered Lands. Any lands outside the boundaries of the Covered Lands that may be acquired will not be covered by the Permit except upon amendment of the Permit in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. Any inholdings within the boundaries of the Covered Lands to a maximum of 3,870 acres (“Additional Lands”) that may be acquired by Permittee may be covered by the Permit without amendment to the Permit provided the terms and conditions specified in Sections 15.1.1 and 15.1.2 are met.
Acquisition of Land by Permittee. Nothing in this Agreement, the HCP, or the Pennit limits Permittee's tight to acquire additional lands.
Acquisition of Land by Permittee. Nothing in this Agreement, the HCP, or the Permit limits Permittee's right to acquire additional lands. Any lands that may be acquired will not be covered by the Permit except upon amendment of the Permit as provided in section 12.2 of this agreement.
