Phase I and II Sample Clauses

Phase I and II. Biological Assessments: The MPACT team will conduct a threatened and endangered species and habitat (T&E) assessment within the proposed project areas by performing literature reviews of federal- and state-listed threatened and endangered species for Fort Bend County and evaluating the study area for suitable habitat for identified species. The investigation will also include a review of data from the Texas Natural Diversity Database (TXNDD), which the MPACT team now has direct access to through TXNDD Information Request Tool. TXNDD is a record of occurrences for rare plant and animal resources that is based upon the best available information to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD). The MPACT team will obtain official species information from United States Fish and Wildlife Service (US Fish & Wildlife) Information for Planning and Consultation (IPaC). The TXNDD and IPaC data are to support determinations of potential species occurrence for the site and provide specific information where available. The MPACT team will prepare a biological assessment report for species potentially occurring within the study area which will include: ✓ Whether preferred habitat or designated critical habitat for any listed species is present within the project area ✓ Whether any listed species are likely to be present ✓ Whether the project affects or has the potential to affect federally-listed species. If the proposed project may affect listed species, the MPACT team will initiate either formal or informal Section 7(a) consultation with the USFWS. The biological assessment report and any record of consultation with USFWS will be compiled to support the ERR. Schedule: Depending on the size and complexity of the project site, biological assessment reports can typically be completed within 15 to 30 business days following notice-to-proceed. For those sites requiring consultation with USFWS, schedule will be commensurate with the level of consultation (formal vs. informal) and typically ranges between two to 18 months. Wetland Delineations: The MPACT team will perform an on-the-ground delineation within the proposed project area to identify the limits of waters of the United States (WOTUS), including wetlands, as defined in the USACE “Wetland Delineation Manual – Technical Report Y-87-1” and the “Regional Supplement to the Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual: Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain Region (Version 2.0)”. Limits of potential WOTUS will be mapped utilizing...
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Phase I and II. The Concessionaire shall ensure completion of construction works for both phases within the timeline specified in the Section 2.2. Construction work shall be carried-out in accordance to the specifications and schedules provided in Annex A.

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