Resource Management Plans Sample Clauses
Resource Management Plans. Manitoba and Split Lake Cree recognize that aboriginal people, including Split Lake Cree, have priority rights to the harvesting of Fish and Wildlife resources within the Resource Management Area, based on their rights recognized and affirmed by Section 35 of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇. In section 15.1 of the NFA, Manitoba agreed, as a matter of policy, subject to certain limitations, to grant to Split Lake Cree priority rights to those wildlife resources in the Resource Management Area traditionally available to and used by Split Lake Cree as a source of food supply, income-in- kind and income. Split Lake Cree and Manitoba recognize that, subject to the rights of aboriginal people, and subject to resource management plans in force, other individuals shall be able to ▇▇▇▇, trap and(or) fish in the Resource Management Area. Manitoba and Split Lake Cree recognize that provisions for conservation, management and protection of the Fish and Wildlife resources in the Resource Management Area will be necessary. Actions under this Article, by the Board, Chief and Council, and the Minister, shall be consistent with the rights of Split Lake Cree, and other aboriginal people, the rights of other individuals, and the need for the conservation, management and protection of the Fish and Wildlife resources in the Resource Management Area.
Resource Management Plans. Within two (2) years of the dedication of any parcel of land to the Preserve Area, as evidenced by recordation of a Conservation Easement or fee title held by a Wildlife Agency, Permittee shall ensure that an RMP for each parcel is finalized pursuant to Section 7.2 of the Plan after receiving written concurrence from the Wildlife Agencies. During the preparation of RMPs, Permittee shall be responsible for ensuring the land is managed in accordance with the Plan to maintain and improve Covered Species habitat using the best available information and management methods in practice within the Plan Area until the RMP is completed. The RMPs will be reviewed every 5 years and updated as necessary.
Resource Management Plans. The Board may develop and recommend Resource Management Plans which, without limitation thereto may include provision for:
(a) total allowable harvesting levels;
(b) species enhancement;
(c) methods of harvesting;
(d) health and safety considerations;
(e) procedures for the assignment or re-assignment of new, vacant or under-utilized traplines, fishery quotas and wild rice leases;
(f) enforcement considerations;
(g) protecting and enhancing Resources and their environment;
(h) prescribing and monitoring levels of use;
(i) establishing priorities and allocations for domestic, commercial and recreational uses of Resources by lease, permit, quota or otherwise;
(j) resolving conflicts related to the use of Resources;
(k) protecting and conserving Resources; and
(l) sustainable development of Resources.
Resource Management Plans. Management Plans to accomplish the following: (1) allow for development within the required 100-foot setback from the Riparian Area of a Perennial Watercourse, pursuant to the Nevada County LUDC, Section L-II 4.3.17, at the Brunswick and Centennial Industrial Sites; (2) minimize the direct impact to special-status plant species, pursuant to the Nevada County LUDC, Section L-II 4.3.12, at the Centennial Industrial Site; (3) allow development within locations of areas of steep slopes that are in excess of 30 percent and with high erosion potential at both the Brunswick and Centennial Industrial Sites, pursuant to the Nevada County LUDC, Section L-II 4.3.13; (4) allow for development within a building setback fault zone at the Brunswick Industrial Site, pursuant to the Nevada County LUDC, Section L-II 4.3.8; (5) allow limited grading within the County’s 100-foot buffer from the Wolf Creek one hundred- (100) year floodplain boundary, subject to mitigations and conditions that must be complied with to ensure that the operations at the Centennial Industrial Site would not result in adverse effects to the hundred- (100) year floodplain associated with Wolf Creek.
Resource Management Plans. Subject to subsection 6.4.3, the Fox Lake Resource Management Board will develop and recommend Resource Management Plans for the Fox Lake Resource Management Area, or any part thereof, which, without limitation, may include provision for:
(a) measures to enhance and preserve areas of significant Fish and Wildlife populations;
(b) methods of harvesting Resources;
(c) health and safety considerations;
(d) procedures for the assignment or re-assignment of new, vacant or under- utilized traplines, fishery quotas and wild rice licences;
(e) enforcement considerations;
(f) protecting, conserving and enhancing Resources and the environment, including areas of ecological, cultural or historical significance;
(g) prescribing and monitoring levels of use of Resources;
(h) proposing the modification of existing priorities and allocations for domestic, commercial and recreational uses of Resources by lease, permit, quota or otherwise;
(i) resolving conflicts related to the use of Resources;
(j) sustainable development of Resources; and
(k) proposing a role for the Fox Lake Resource Management Board in the implementation of the Resource Management Plan.