No Development Areas definition

No Development Areas or “NDAs”). NDAs are areas in which protection and improvement of overall ecological condition and of human safety/health will be the dominant management emphasis. Except as noted in Section 4.3.2., below, construction or ground-disturbing activities, or other activities that disturb, disrupt or degrade Covered Species or their habitats are not planned or expected to occur within NDAs. Any activity, including those described in Section 4.3.2, that does occur within NDAs will: (1) be subject to the best management practices, mitigation, and other applicable provisions of this MOU and Exhibit H; (2) cumulatively not result in net ecological disruption within NDAs greater than those that currently exist (or are expected from the Well and Infrastructure described in Section 4.3.2(1)); and (3) not occur individually or cumulatively in a manner or to an extent that adversely affects the function or value of the NDAs for current or potential future contributions to the conservation of Covered Species.
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Examples of No Development Areas in a sentence

  • When parcels are annexed which contain No Development Areas, the Town, prior to final plat recordation or other final approval for any development on those parcels, must ensure that the property owners grant to the County and to the Town a Conservation Easement pursuant to Article 30.5 of Title 38 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, in a form acceptable to both the County and the Town, which prohibits structures and development in the No Development Area of the properties as provided above.

  • Exhibit A – Acceptable Area to Locate Increment 3 Fence Exhibit B – Core Cluster Fences Exhibit C – Tree Snail Exclosure Exhibit D – Coastal Plant Protection Areas Exhibit E – Existing Lānaʻihale Fences Exhibit F – Lowland Ecosystem Area Exhibit G – Lānaʻihale No Development Area Exhibit H – Intent, Expectations and Standards for Management Activities in No Development Areas Exhibit I – ▇▇▇▇‘ihale Infrastructure Exhibit J—Well and Infrastructure location Exhibit A.

  • It is located within the Lowland Ecosystem Area (Exhibit F) and shall be a total of at least 2,000 acres in size with a minimum subunit size of 90 acres, and will be subject to the same management provisions as No Development Areas as described in Section 4.3.1 below.

  • The parties recognize that: (a) disputes concerning implementation of, compliance with, or termination of this MOU may arise from time to time; or (b) unforeseen issues may arise, including but not limited to the need for currently unforeseeable development in the No Development Areas.

  • If a Coastal Plant Protection Area is relocated, Pūlama Lānaʻi may determine that the area originally designated for that Coastal Plant Protection Area will no longer be subject to the same management provisions as No Development Areas as described in Section 4.3.1 below.

  • In that case, Pūlama Lānaʻi may determine that the area originally designated for that Core Cluster Fence area will no longer be subject to the same management provisions as No Development Areas described in Section 4.3.1 below.

  • When parcels are annexed which contain No Development Areas, the Town, prior to final plat recordation or other final approval for any development on those parcels, must ensure that the property owners grant to the County and the Town a Conservation Easement pursuant to Article 30.5 of Title 38 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, in a form acceptable to both the County and the Town, which prohibits structures and development in the No Development Area of the properties as provided above.

  • Core Cluster Fencing will be subject to the same management provisions as No Development Areas as described in Section 4.3.1 below.

  • Pūlama Lānaʻi presently plans no such installation of its own within the No Development Areas during the term of this MOU.