Other California Condor-Specific Measures Sample Clauses

Other California Condor-Specific Measures. Permittee shall implement and fund the California Condor Non-Lethal Incidental Take Measures described in Section 4.4.2 of the TU MSHCP as follows: If USFWS, in consultation with Permittee, determines that a California condor requires temporary or permanent removal of the bird from the wild due to either 1) a Covered Activity under the TU MSHCP or 2) non- compliance with a term of the TU MSHCP, this Agreement, or the Permit, by Permittee, a Third Party Lessee, or a Certificate of Inclusion holder, then Permittee shall fully fund the costs of capture, care, including medical care, and, if necessary, translocation of the bird. Permittee shall also fund the costs of medical care for any California condor otherwise injured as the result of a Covered Activity or non- compliance with a term of the TU MSHCP, this Agreement or the Permit by Permittee, a Third Party Lessee or a Certificate of Inclusion holder. Permittee shall separately fund such costs, in accordance with this section and Sections 7.1.1 and
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