Modification of Exclusion Zone Per Lessee Request Sample Clauses

Modification of Exclusion Zone Per Lessee Request. The Lessee may use the field verification results to request modification of the exclusion zone for the specific HRG survey equipment under consideration. The Lessee must base any proposed new exclusion zone radius on the largest safety zone configuration of the target Level A or Level B harassment sound-exposure thresholds as defined by NMFS. The Lessee must use this modified zone for all subsequent use of field-verified equipment. The Lessee may periodically reevaluate the modified zone using the field verification procedures described in 4.4.6.2. The Lessee must obtain Lessor approval of any new exclusion zone before it is implemented.
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Modification of Exclusion Zone Per Lessee Request. Lessee must use the field-verification method described below to request modification of the exclusion zone for specific HRG survey equipment under consideration. Any new exclusion zone radius proposed by Lessee must be based on the most conservative measurement of the 160 dB Level B harassment zone. This modified zone must be used for all subsequent use of field-verified equipment and may be periodically re-evaluated based on the regular sound monitoring described below. Lessee must obtain Lessor approval of any new exclusion zone before it is implemented.
Modification of Exclusion Zone Per Lessee Request. The Lessee may use the results from its field-verification efforts to request modification of the exclusion zone for the specific HRG survey equipment under consideration. Any new exclusion zone radius proposed by the Lessee must be based on the most conservative measurement (i.e., the largest safety zone configuration) of the target Level A or Level B harassment acoustic threshold zone as defined for the purposes of the Marine Mammal Protection Act. This modified zone must be used for all subsequent use of field-verified equipment. The Lessee may periodically reevaluate the modified zone using the field verification procedures described in
Modification of Exclusion Zone Per Lessee Request. If the Lessee wishes to modify the 200 m (656 ft) default exclusion zone for specific geotechnical sampling equipment, then the Lessee must submit a plan for verifying the sound source levels of the specific geotechnical sampling equipment to the Lessor. The plan must demonstrate how the field verification activities will comply with the requirements of 4.3.7.3. The Lessor may require that the Lessee modify the plan to address any comments the Lessor submits to the Lessee on the contents of the plan in a manner deemed satisfactory to the Lessor prior to the commencement of field verification activities. Any new exclusion zone radius proposed by the Lessee must be based on the most conservative measurement (i.e., the largest safety zone configuration) of the Level B harassment acoustic threshold zone as defined for the purposes of the Marine Mammal Protection Act. This modified zone must be used for all subsequent use of field-verified equipment. The Lessee may periodically reevaluate the modified zone using the field verification procedures described in

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