Total Anticipated Take Sample Clauses

Total Anticipated Take. ‌ Based on these analyses and assumptions, the total estimated surface disturbances over 23 years is reasonably anticipated to be 34,940 acres of DSL Habitat, approximately 48% of which is from sand mining operations. Because the 2020 DSL CCAA provides the opportunity for participation across all relevant sectors, including the sand mining industry, the total estimated surface disturbance is inclusive of all estimated impacts by each sector, regardless of whether or not a particular operation is a Participant. This is not an assumption of 100% participation by operations across all sectors, but rather reflects the establishment of metrics related to New Surface Disturbance of DSL Habitat over the course of this plan’s 23 years by which the effectiveness of Conservation Measures, such as the annual and total caps on New Surface Disturbance by sand mining operations, under the 2020 DSL CCAA can be monitored, including for purposes of Adaptive Management. These estimates also establish the ceiling for any Take that is authorized consistent with the 2020 DSL CCAA. This represents approximately 12% of modeled potential DSL habitat in Texas.5 Finally, these maximum take estimates also are inclusive of take authorized under the TCP, but the permit in connection with 2020 DSL CCAA does not authorize the take of the same acres as enrolled in the TCP. Rather, the take estimate represents an accounting of all New Disturbance in the Covered Area to ensure that performance under the 2020 DSL CCAA does not exceed a biologically acceptable level. The only take authorized pursuant to the 2020 DSL CCAA is for impacted Enrolled Property as reflected in CIs issued under the plan. Table 3. Summary of Anticipated Impact (Take) by Sector. EFFECTS OF THE ACTION ANTICIPATED TAKE (ACRES) Oil and Gas 15,424 Linear Infrastructure 1,355 Local Government, Agriculture and Ranching 834 Sand Mining 16,560 Renewable Energy 767 Total Take from Covered Activities 34,940 5 Sand mining under the 2020 DSL CCAA would affect less than 6% of the modeled DSL Habitat in Texas (287,327 acres under Xxxxx) and would affect less than 2.5% of total modeled DSL Habitat in Texas and New Mexico (684,750 acres). Oil and gas development under the 2012 TCP and the 2020 DSL CCAA (as reflected by the maximum allowable take) would affect approximately 5% of the modeled DSL Habitat in Texas.
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