Changes to Enrolled Lands Sample Clauses

Changes to Enrolled Lands. After the Certificate of Inclusion’s effective date, Partners and the Programmatic Administrator will update the Partner’s description of lands to reflect approved additions to enrolled lands, plus any removal of enrolled lands resulting from transfer of ownership, voluntary removal by the Partner or termination of enrollment as a result of noncompliance as provided in Sections 7, 8, and 9 of the Agreement. The Programmatic Administrator, and Service, will ensure enrolled lands are within the context and limits of the programmatic consultation and that net conservation benefit is still being met. Lands enrolled within the context of the consultation are considered a minor change. The Programmatic Administrator will summarize the collective program changes in enrolled lands to the Service through annual reporting requirements. As an example, changes in enrolled lands proposed by the Partners will be processed by the Programmatic Administrator as a modification to the Partner’s Certificate of Inclusion. Energy and transportation lands occasionally transfer between entities for administrative, logistical, or operational development purposes. Maintaining consistency in management of conservation measures and regulatory assurances over time is an important requirement for participation by these industry Partners. Doing so minimizes management confusion, inconsistency in conservation practices, and compliance risks. In turn, this promotes ongoing engagement by Partners and commitment to conservation measures and benefits produced by this Agreement. These changes will be documented in writing by Partners via annual compliance reporting (see Section 14.1). The Programmatic Administrator will then review the updated description and verify the changes through appropriate document review. If the documentation provided is acceptable and determined to comply with the Agreement and EOS Permit, the Programmatic Administrator will acknowledge the change via an updated Certificate of Inclusion reflecting the changes in enrolled lands. The Programmatic Administrator will include a cumulative summary of changes to enrolled lands during annual reporting to the Service. However, approval of the updated enrolled lands by the Programmatic Administrator prior to the submittal of the annual report is not required provided the revisions are consistent with the terms of the Certificates of Inclusion, the EOS permit, the programmatic consultation, and this Agreement.
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Changes to Enrolled Lands. After the Certificate of Inclusion’s effective date, Partners and the Program Administrator will update the Partner’s description of lands to reflect approved additions to enrolled lands, plus any removal of enrolled lands resulting from transfer of ownership, voluntary removal by the Partner or termination of enrollment as a result of noncompliance as provided in Sections 7, 8, and 9 of the Agreement. The Program Administrator, and Service, will ensure enrolled lands are within the context and limits of the program consultation and that net conservation benefit is still being met. The Program Administrator will summarize the collective program changes in enrolled lands to the Service through annual reporting requirements. As an example, changes in enrolled lands proposed by the Partners will be processed by the Program Administrator as a modification to the Partner’s Certificate of Inclusion (Section 9.2). Energy and transportation lands occasionally transfer between entities for administrative, logistical, or operational development purposes. Maintaining consistency in management of conservation measures and regulatory assurances over time is an important requirement for participation by these industry Partners. Doing so minimizes management confusion, inconsistency in conservation practices, and compliance risks. In turn, this promotes ongoing engagement by Partners and commitment to conservation measures and benefits produced by this Agreement. Section 9.2 (Modification of Certificates of Inclusion) explains modifying enrolled lands through changes to Certificates of Inclusion in detail.
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