Wildlife Agency Concurrence Sample Clauses

Wildlife Agency Concurrence. ‌ As described in Chapter 8.4.2.4, the concurrence of CDFW and USFWS must be obtained for all land acquisitions counted toward Plan land acquisition commitments for terrestrial Covered Species. The concurrence of NMFS will be required for land acquisitions that support habitat for covered anadromous fish species. The PCA will discuss potential land acquisitions with the Wildlife Agencies early in the land acquisition process and will provide an opportunity for input during site selection when practicable. The Wildlife Agencies will review all pre-acquisition assessments and provide comments to the PCA within thirty (30) days of receiving such proposals (see Chapter 8.4.2.2, Step 2: Pre-acquisition Assessment, for the typical information in these proposals). The Wildlife Agencies may, within the thirty (30) day period, request additional information or clarification and up to thirty (30) days of additional review time. The PCA will revise the documents based on Wildlife Agency comments, if any, and provide revised drafts to the Wildlife Agencies within fifteen (15) days. These deadlines are established to ensure the timely review and comment on the documents by the Wildlife Agencies and to enable the PCA to complete the land acquisition process expeditiously. If a Wildlife Agency does not, within thirty (30) days, provide either comments or a written request for a maximum of thirty

Wildlife Agency Concurrence. ‌ As described in Chapter 8.4.2.4, the concurrence of CDFW and USFWS must be obtained for all land acquisitions counted toward Plan land acquisition commitments for terrestrial Covered Species. The concurrence of NMFS will be required for land acquisitions that support habitat for covered anadromous fish species. The PCA will discuss potential land acquisitions with the Wildlife Agencies early in the land acquisition process and will provide an opportunity for input during site selection when practicable. As described in Chapter 8.2.6.5, the Wildlife Agencies will have thirty (30) days to respond to requests for approval once all relevant and available information has been provided to them. If a Wildlife Agency does not, within thirty (30) days, provide either comments or a written request for a maximum of thirty (30) days of additional review time (for a total maximum of sixty (60) days), and the acquisition meets the requirements of Chapter 8.4 and Chapter 5.4.1, the PCA may proceed with the acquisition , and the acquisition will be credited toward Plan land acquisition commitments.