Common use of CONSERVATION MEASURES Clause in Contracts

CONSERVATION MEASURES. This CCAA incorporates the conservation strategy in the RWP, which includes a series of Conservation Measures intended to avoid and minimize impacts on LEPCs and their habitat, as well as mitigate any remaining habitat impacts. As indicated by each Conservation Measure below, some of the avoidance and minimization measures are required, identified below as “Required,” and some may be applied at the discretion of the Participant, identified below as “Discretionary.” If a Participant chooses not to implement a discretionary conservation measures, the Participant will need to mitigate for resulting impacts. The required mitigation fees will be determined based on the amount of habitat that would be impacted after the application of those measures, the CHAT categories that the impacts are located within, and the habitat quality based on the habitat evaluation conducted using the Habitat Evaluation Guide (“HEG”), as described in Appendix A of this CCAA and the Exhibit B of CI.

CONSERVATION MEASURES. This CCAA incorporates the conservation strategy in the RWP, which includes a series of Conservation Measures intended to avoid and minimize impacts on LEPCs and their habitat, as well as mitigate any remaining habitat impacts. As indicated by each Conservation Measure below, some of the avoidance and minimization measures are required, identified below as “Required,” and some may be applied at the discretion of the Participant, identified below as “Discretionary.” If a Participant chooses not to implement a discretionary conservation measuresmeasure, the Participant will need to mitigate for resulting impacts. The required mitigation fees will be determined based on the amount of habitat that would be impacted after the application of those measures, the CHAT categories that the impacts are located within, and the habitat quality based on the habitat evaluation conducted using the Habitat Evaluation Guide (“HEG”), as described in Appendix A of this CCAA and Exhibit 2 of the Exhibit B of CI.