Permit Suspension. In the event of any material violation of the State Permit or material breach of this Agreement by the Permittees, CDFG may suspend the State Permit in whole or in part; provided, however, that it shall not suspend the State Permit without first (1) attempting to resolve any disagreements regarding the implementation or interpretation of the HCP/NCCP or this Agreement in accordance with Section 21.1, (2) requesting the Permittees to take appropriate remedial actions, and (3) providing the Permittees with written notice of the facts or conduct which may warrant the suspension and an adequate and reasonable opportunity for the Permittees to demonstrate why suspension is not warranted or to take steps necessary to cure the violation or breach.
Permit Suspension. USFWS may suspend the Federal Permit, in whole or in part, for cause in accordance with 50 Code of Federal Regulations section 13.27 and other applicable laws and regulations in force at the time of such suspension. Except where USFWS determines that emergency action is necessary to avoid irreparable harm to a Covered Species, it will not suspend the Federal Permit without first (1) requesting the Permittees to take appropriate remedial actions, and (2) providing the Permittees with written notice of the facts or conduct which may warrant the suspension and an adequate and reasonable opportunity for the Permittees to demonstrate why suspension is not warranted.
Permit Suspension. The Service may suspend the Permit if the Permittees are not in compliance with the conditions of the Permit, the IA, the FMA, or any applicable Federal laws and regulations. For the purposes of the LCR MSCP, the procedures applicable to any suspension shall be in accordance with the Federal regulations in effect at the time of the suspension; provided however, that, at a minimum, the Permittee shall be afforded the procedural rights set forth in 50 C.F.R. 13.27 in existence on the Effective Date. The suspension shall remain in effect until the Service determines that the Permittees have corrected the deficiencies. The Permit may be partially suspended with respect to specified Covered Species, or to a portion of the Planning Area or Covered Activities, or in relation to a specific Permittee or specific Permittees. In the event of a partial suspension, the portion of this Permit not subject to suspension shall remain in full force and effect. Permit suspension as a result of changed circumstances shall be in accordance with the applicable terms of this section 6.4 and section 13 of the IA.
Permit Suspension. A. Presence of any of the following conditions shall automatically place the ULA permit into suspension:
Permit Suspension. In deciding whether to suspend the ITP, in whole or in part, the Service shall apply the criteria in 50 C.F.R. § 13.27 and/or in other applicable federal regulations governing ITP suspension then in existence. Such suspension shall remain in effect until the Service determines that NiSource has corrected the deficiencies. The Service agrees to act expeditiously in making such determinations.
Permit Suspension. In the event of any material violation of the State Permit or material breach of this Agreement by the Permittees, CDFW may suspend the State Permit in whole or in part; provided, however, that it will not suspend the State Permit until it has: (1) pursued dispute resolution in accordance with Section 6 of this Agreement; (2) requested that the Permittees take appropriate remedial actions; and (3) providing the Permittees with written notice of the facts or conduct which may warrant the suspension, and an adequate and reasonable opportunity for the Permittees to demonstrate why suspension is not warranted. These actions may be taken concurrently or sequentially, as appropriate, in the sole discretion of the CDFW.
Permit Suspension. This Rider and the authorization to discharge may be cancelled by the Association or the Municipality for any of the following causes:
Permit Suspension. (a) Consistent with 50 C.F.R §§ 13.27-13.29, in the event of a material violation of the Permit or this Agreement by a Permittee, the Service may suspend the Permit in whole or in part. The Service may suspend the Permit relative to an individual Permittee if a Permittee is not in compliance with the conditions of the Permit, this Agreement, or any applicable Federal Law. The Service recognizes and agrees that Conservation Measures are to be implemented by different Permittees with differing legal authorities and contractual commitments to perform the measures, and that the Conservation Measures, while interrelated, have not been measurably compared to each to identify the effects of non-performance of a particular measure on the efficacy of another particular Conservation Measure. Thus, the Service may also suspend the Permit relative to other Permittees due to the non- compliance of another Permittee if the non-compliance materially affects the Permit issuance criteria or the efficacy of the Conservation Measure being implemented by another Permittee in the judgment of the Service. A Permittee’s Permit may not be suspended, revoked, or terminated against its will due solely to the actions or inactions of any other Permittee unless the Service finds that a material relationship between Conservation Measures is found by the Service. For the purposes of the HCP, the procedures applicable to any suspension shall be in accordance with the Federal regulations in effect at the time of the suspension; provided however, that, at a minimum, the Permittee for whom the Permit has been suspended shall be afforded the procedural rights set forth in 50 C.F.R. §13.27 in existence on the Effective Date. In addition, the procedural rights shall be afforded to the other Permittees, including the right to notice and opportunity to cure or mitigate on behalf of the non-performing Permittee. The suspension shall remain in effect until the Service determines that the Permittees have corrected the deficiencies. The Permit may be partially suspended with respect to specified Covered Species, or to a portion of the Permit Area or Covered Activities, or in relation to a specific Permittee or specific Permittees. In the event of a partial suspension, the portion of this Permit not subject to suspension shall remain in full force and effect. Permit suspension as a result of changed circumstances shall be in accordance with the applicable terms of this section and paragraph 11.3.1.
Permit Suspension. Consistent with 50 C.F.R. §§ 13.27- 13.29, in the event of any material violation of the Section 10(a) Permit or material breach of this Agreement by THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO, the USFWS may suspend the Section 10(a) Permit in whole or in part; provided, however, that it may not suspend the Section 10(a) Permit without first (1) requesting THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO take appropriate remedial actions, and
Permit Suspension. In deciding whether to suspend the ITP, in whole or in part, the Service shall apply the criteria in 50 C.F.R. § 13.27 and/or in other applicable federal regulations governing ITP suspension then in existence. Such suspension shall remain in effect until the Service determines that NiSource has corrected the deficiencies. The Service agrees to act expeditiously in making such determinations. When the Service believes that there are valid grounds for suspending the ITP, the Service will notify NiSource in writing of the proposed suspension by certified or registered mail. The notice, which may be amended by the Service at any time, will identify the ITP; the reason(s) for the suspension; if a partial suspension, the Covered Activities and Take Species as to which the suspension applies; and the actions
