Downstream Fish Passage Sample Clauses

Downstream Fish Passage. The licensee shall implement the Downstream Fish Passage Plan as approved by the Commission on June 19, 2003 (103 FERC ¶ 62,165), to cover the operation, maintenance, and evaluation of the existing downstream fish passage facilities at the Holyoke Project until modification of that plan is authorized by the Commission under paragraph (b) below. With respect to any proposed modifications to the Downstream Fish Passage Plan, the licensee shall consult with the resource agencies and the other parties as specified in paragraph (c) below.
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Downstream Fish Passage. Section 4.7(a). Objective: The objective of Section 4.7 is to have HG&E install, operate and maintain downstream fish passage facilities for diadromous and resident fish at the Project that safely and successfully pass the fish without injury or significant impairment to essential behavioral patterns. HG&E shall consult with the Parties pursuant to Section 3.3 above with respect to the analysis, design, construction, operation, and effectiveness evaluation of downstream fish passage facilities as described in this Section. This provision is based on Article 411 of the 1999 License Order and Condition 14 of the 2001 WQC. The current primary downstream fish passage facilities are the louver bypass facility (including the Louver Bypass Discharge Pipe), Downstream Sampling Station, and the existing Bascule Gate.
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Downstream Fish Passage. PacifiCorp shall install a fish screen at the Fish Creek intake by the second anniversary of the New License. Dates listed below for actual construction, testing, and modification of facilities shall be delayed pending the New License becoming final, but dates for completion of designs and plans shall not be so delayed. PacifiCorp will design and install such screening facilities in accordance with the following steps.
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