Incidental Take Permit Sample Clauses

Incidental Take Permit. An Incidental Take Permit (ITP) from CDFW may be required if the project, project construction, or any project-related activity during the life of the project will result in “take,” as defined by the Fish and Game Code, of any species protected by CESA [Fish & G. Code, §§ 86, 2080, 2081, subd. (b) (c)]. If there is a potential for take, Permittee may request consultation with CDFW and obtain the necessary state permits and/or submit plans to avoid any impacts to the species. Consultation with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or National Marine Fisheries Service would be required to receive take authority for federal threatened and endangered species.
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Incidental Take Permit. If the Project, project construction, or any Project-related activity during the life of the Project will result in “take,” as defined by the Fish and Game Code, of any species protected by CESA [Fish & G. Code, §§ 86, 2080, 2081, subd. (b) (c)], Permittee is advised to obtain appropriate take authorization [e.g., an DocuSign Envelope ID: D9A9AF3C-D6C5-46CD-8BC7-295DBCF44612 incidental take permit (ITP)] from CDFW. This Agreement does not authorize take of any rare, threatened or endangered species that may occur within or adjacent to the proposed work area, including red-legged frog, southern California steelhead, and least Xxxx’x vireo. If there is a potential for take, the Permittee shall immediately consult CDFW and obtain the necessary state permits and/or submit plans to avoid any impacts to the species. Consultation with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration would be required to receive take authority for federal threatened and endangered species.
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Incidental Take Permit. If the Project, Project construction, or any Project-related activity during the life of the Project will result in “take,” as defined by the Fish and Game Code, of any species protected by CESA [Fish & G. Code, §§ 86, 2080, 2081, subd. (b) (c)], Permittee is advised to obtain appropriate take authorization [e.g., an incidental take permit (ITP)] from CDFW. This Agreement does not authorize take of any rare, threatened or endangered species that may occur within or adjacent to the proposed work area, including least Xxxx’x vireo; western yellow-billed cuckoo; southwestern willow flycatcher; and bank swallow. If there is a potential for take, the Permittee shall immediately consult CDFW and obtain the necessary state permits and/or submit plans to avoid any impacts to the species. Consultation with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration would be required to receive take authority for federal threatened and endangered species.
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