Baseline Responsibility for Foraging Habitat for Clusters Sample Clauses

Baseline Responsibility for Foraging Habitat for Clusters on Neighboring Lands Where a RCW group exists within one-half-mile of the enrolled property and the Cooperator has the responsibility for maintaining a portion of the foraging habitat for that RCW cluster, as required by the RCW Recovery Plan, 2nd Revision, that portion of the foraging habitat will be incorporated into the Cooperator’s baseline. The map, which is Exhibit B to this SHMA, shall identify known non-enrolled property RCW groups for which the Cooperator agrees to provide habitat as part of the Cooperator’s baseline responsibilities. Exhibit B sets forth the Cooperator’s responsibilities with respect to providing foraging habitat for such non-enrolled property groups.
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Baseline Responsibility for Foraging Habitat for Clusters on Neighboring Lands Where a RCW group exists within one-half-mile of the Enrolled property and the Property Owner has the responsibility for maintaining a portion of the foraging habitat for that RCW cluster, as required by the RCW Recovery Plan, 2nd Revision, that portion of the foraging habitat will be incorporated into the Property Owner’s baseline. The map, which is Attachment C to this SHMA, shall identify known non-Enrolled property RCW groups for which the Property Owner agrees to provide habitat as part of the Property Owner’s baseline responsibilities. The Evaluation Form (Attachment A) of this document sets forth the Property Owner’s responsibilities with respect to providing foraging habitat for such non-Enrolled property groups.

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