Mitigation Fees definition

Mitigation Fees means any fees adopted by the Conservancy, and any amendments thereto, that apply (unless exempted) to Covered Activities within the Plan Area in accordance with Chapter 8 of the Yolo HCP/NCCP and documents cited or relied on therein.

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Mitigation Fees means all fees paid to the ILF Program by Authorized Users that carry out actions causing unavoidable impacts to Indiana bats and their habitats to compensate for such impacts. Mitigation Fees to the ILF Program are accrued and used to pay for all aspects of implementing ILF Mitigation Projects, including land fees, monitoring, maintenance, long-term management, and administrative duties. Mitigation Fees represent “full cost accounting,” meaning that the Authorized Users causing unavoidable impacts pay all the costs to fully and successfully compensate for those impacts.

Mitigation Fees means the mitigation fees per Unit described in Section 9.

Examples of Mitigation Fees in a sentence

• The tables above reflect Mitigation Fees associated with high quality vegetation (HEG Score 1), low quality vegetation (HEG Score 0.05), and medium quality vegetation (HEG Score 0.5).

• These Mitigation Fees will apply to Impact Activities conducted on the Enrolled Property, as well as those Impact Activities conducted off Enrolled Property that are associated with activities on the Enrolled Property (such as construction of power lines and roads not located on the Participant’s Enrolled Property but across properties serving Participant’s activities on the Enrolled Property).

• The Mitigation Fees reflect the conservation strategy for the LEPC set forth in the Range-wide Conservation Plan for the LEPC (“RWP”).

• Using the calculations outlined above and the Base Impact Unit Costs as of October 2013, a range of potential Mitigation Fees associated with Impact Activities are set forth in Table 1.

• Thus, these Mitigation Fees are the maximum that could be assessed for Impact Activities within a given area.

• The range of potential Mitigation Fees then reflects the range of HEG scores within the CHAT layers within each ecoregion.

• The range of potential Mitigation Fees reflects a range of HEG scores (0.05 to 0.5 to 1); however, a HEG score can be assessed for any value between 0.05 and 1.

• The Mitigation Fees for Impact Activities associated with oil and gas development activities will be calculated using the following fee structure.

• Mitigation Fees for subsequent years are those in effect on December 31.

• Mitigation Fees will not be charged for any buried infrastructure.

More Definitions of Mitigation Fees

Mitigation Fees or “Fees” means any fee(s) that applies to a Covered Activity as adopted by the Governing Board in accordance with Chapter 9 and Table 9-6 of the Habitat Plan and the Fee Study, including any applicable amendments and adjustments to such fees, unless otherwise exempted from the fee requirements of the Habitat Plan by the Habitat Agency. All Mitigation Fees imposed by this Ordinance include both the Endowment Fee Component and the Plan Preparation Cost Recovery Fee Component described in Section 9.4.1 of Chapter 9 of the Habitat Plan. Mitigation Fees consist of all of the following types of fees:

Mitigation Fees or "fees" means any habitat plan fee(s) that applies to covered activities in the local plan area as adopted by the implementing entity in accordance with Chapter 9 of the HCP/NCCP and the fee studies in support thereof, and any amendments to those fees, unless otherwise exempted from the fee requirements of the HCP/NCCP by the implementing entity.