Key Elements of SA 104 Sample Clauses

Key Elements of SA 104. ‌ Under SA 104, PSE will implement this FCIP, and file for FERC approval the FCIP document that includes: • The results of studies developed in consultation with the ARG with regard to the type of fishway, its location and timing, and the species and numbers of fish to be collected and transported. • Plans and schedules for facilities or operations to attract, capture, and transport upstream-migrating fish from Xxxx Xxxxxxx to Xxxxx Lake. • O&M activities such as fish handling, hauling frequencies, frequency and magnitude of attraction flows, species protocol, trap operational flows, schedule, the method for providing annual updates, and trap reporting requirements. • Quality assurance/quality control measures for the upstream passage connectivity facilities and/or operations. • Preliminary and final emergency response procedures addressing operational contingencies and emergencies. • Annual reporting procedures describing upstream fish passage connectivity operations at the Upper Xxxxx and Lower Xxxxx Developments pursuant to SA 102. A minimum of 30 days will be provided for the USFWS and other ARG members to comment and to make recommendations before PSE files the FCIP with the FERC. The plan will include: • Documentation of consultation and copies of comments and recommendations on the completed plan components. • Documentation of the approval of USFWS and NOAA Fisheries or documentation of the status of the review by the USFWS and NOAA Fisheries. • Specific descriptions of how the other consulted parties’ comments are accommodated by the plan. If PSE does not accept a recommendation, the filing shall include PSE’s reasons, based on project-specific information.
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