Compliance with CESA and FESA Sample Clauses

Compliance with CESA and FESA. The Planning Area contains valuable biological resources, including native species of wildlife and their habitat. Among the species within the Planning Area are certain species that are protected, or may be protected in the future, under CESA and/or FESA. The Parties intend for the Plan to satisfy the requirements for an HCP under section 10(a)(1)(B) of FESA, and an NCCP under the NCCPA, and to serve as the basis for take authorizations under both Acts. Section 2835 of the Fish and Game Code provides that after the approval of an NCCP, DFG may permit the taking of any covered species, listed or non-listed, whose conservation and management is provided for in the NCCP. Take of state-listed species may be authorized pursuant to CESA during development of the Plan. FESA provides that after the approval of an HCP, USFWS and/or NMFS may permit the taking of wildlife species covered in the HCP if the HCP and permit application meet the requirements of section 10(a)(2)(A) and (B) of FESA. Take authorization for federally listed wildlife species covered in the HCP shall generally be effective upon approval of the HCP and issuance of an incidental take permit. Take authorization for non-listed wildlife species covered in the HCP becomes effective if and when the species is listed pursuant to FESA. Take authorization during plan preparation for wildlife species listed pursuant to FESA may be provided pursuant to individual permits issued pursuant to section 10(a)(1)(B), or consultations under section 7 of FESA.
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Compliance with CESA and FESA. The Planning Area contains valuable biological resources, including native species of wildlife and their habitat. Among the species within the Planning Area are certain species that are protected, or may be protected in the future, under CESA and/or FESA. The Parties intend to develop a Plan that satisfies the requirements for an HCP under Section 10 of FESA (16 U.S.C., § 1539) and an NCCP under the NCCPA. The Plan is intended to serve as the basis for take authorizations pursuant to section 10(a) of FESA and section 2835 of the NCCPA. The NCCPA provides that, after the approval of an NCCP, DFG is authorized to permit the taking of any identified species, both listed and non- listed, whose conservation and management is provided for in the NCCP. Take authorization for state-listed species during the interim period shall be provided pursuant to CESA. After approval of the Plan, take authorization will be provided pursuant to the NCCPA and FESA.
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Compliance with CESA and FESA. The Planning Area contains valuable biological resources, including native species of wildlife and their habitat. Among the species within the Planning Area are certain species that are protected, or may be protected in the future, under CESA and/or FESA. The Parties intend for the Plan to satisfy the requirements for an HCP under section 10(a)(1)(B) of FESA, and an NCCP under the NCCPA, and to serve as the basis for take authorizations under both Acts.
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