PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES Sample Clauses

PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. The Participant agrees to comply with the requirements of this CI, the CCAA attached as Exhibit 5, and the Permit. This agreement includes the Participant’s commitment to implement Conservation Measures on Enrolled Property as provided in Sections XII (Conservation Measures) and XIII (Mitigation Fees) of the CCAA attached as Exhibit 5, which are duplicated below for ease of reference. The Participant shall also notify and educate all personnel, agents, and contractors about the requirements of this CI and the CCAA, and take steps necessary to ensure that such personnel, agents, and contractors comply with these requirements in their activities on the Enrolled Property.
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. Water Withdrawer Participants (Water Withdrawer Participants) agree to implement the following Conservation Measures:
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. Agriculture and Ranching Participants (Agriculture and Ranching Participants) agree to implement the following Conservation Measures: Zone A:
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. Pursuant to Section XIV. FUNDING AND ENROLLMENT PROCESS of the CCA and as further set forth in this CP, the oil and gas Participant agrees to pay Habitat Conservation Fees for CEHMM to provide for: • The conservation of the Covered Species; • The conservation, reclamation, and restoration of the habitat suitable or beneficial to the Covered Species; and, • The implementation and administration of this CCA. Rather than paying Habitat Conservation Fees, the oil and gas Participant may elect to instead contribute in-kind services. In cooperation with the Participants, CEHMM will identify the amount and nature of the in-kind services on a case-by-case basis. In addition to payment of Habitat Conservation Fees or contribution of in-kind services, the oil and gas Participant agrees to implement the following Conservation Measures for New Surface Disturbance to avoid and minimize impacts to Covered Species:
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. Solid Minerals Mining Industry (Mineral) Participants agree to implement the following Conservation Measures for New Surface Disturbance to avoid and minimize impacts to Covered Species. Zone A: No New Surface Disturbance in Occupied Habitat within the Black River and Delaware River.
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. Participants agree to implement the Conservation Measures described below and in Section XI of the CCAA. Monitor USGS gauges within the Black River weekly; Report low water flows to CEHMM; Report fishes trapped in CID canals observed during routine inspections to CEHMM; Train CID employees on CCAA requirements and reporting any issues to CEHMM; and, Assist CEHMM and FWS with getting access to CID lands with 24-48-hour notice for the purposes of monitoring, conservation projects, and/or research. In the event of any inconsistencies between the Conservation Measures described above and those described in the CCAA, the terms of the CCAA controls.
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. The Participant agrees to implement the following Conservation Measures to avoid and minimize impacts to Covered Species:
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PARTICIPANT AGREEMENT TO IMPLEMENT CONSERVATION MEASURES. The Partner agrees to comply with the requirements of this CI, the CCAA/CCA attached, and the Permit. This Agreement includes the Partner’s commitment to implement conservation measures on enrolled lands as provided in their application and Section 6 (Conservation Measures) of the CCAA/CCA. The Partner shall also notify and educate all relevant personnel, agents, and contractors about the requirements of this CI and the CCAA/CCA, and take steps necessary to ensure that such personnel, agents, and contractors comply with these requirements in their activities on the enrolled lands.
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