Transfers of Enrolled Lands by Participants to Third Parties Sample Clauses

Transfers of Enrolled Lands by Participants to Third Parties. Participants may transfer ownership of Enrolled Lands (including leases or permittees) to a third party before or after a listing decision. If a Participant chooses to transfer ownership of Enrolled Lands to a third party, participation in the CCA will only continue if the transferee is a Participant or elects to become a Participant through execution of a new CP. If the transferee is not a Participant and the Covered Species are not listed, the transferee may enroll in the CCA as described in the Enrollment section. If the transferee is not a Participant and one or more of the Covered Species are listed, the transferee may sign a new CP within 30 days of acquiring the Enrolled Lands. All terms and conditions of the CCA and CP, including any applicable Habitat Conservation Fee schedule associated with the Enrolled Lands, will be assumed by the new Participant. New Participants may enroll either through All Activities or Parcel-by-Parcel methods of enrollment. If the new Participant enrolls via the Parcel-by-Parcel method after a listing occurs, the new Participant may not enroll additional properties that were not Enrolled Lands at the time of the listing. If the new Participant enrolls via the All Activities method, the new Participant may enroll all of its activities within the Covered Area. In each case, the new Participant must provide CEHMM with the information described in the Enrollment section (Section 1.A). Transferors and transferees that are Participants, are responsible for revising GIS shapefiles and lists of Enrolled Lands to reflect transfers of Enrolled Lands in annual updates provided to CEHMM in accordance with section 1.A, Enrollment. If a Participant that enrolled via the Parcel-to-Parcel method of enrollment transfers ownership of Enrolled Lands before three years’ of Enrollment Fees are paid and the transferee does not continue participation in the CCA, the Participant remains responsible for payment of three years’ of Enrollment Fees associated with the transferred parcels.
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Transfers of Enrolled Lands by Participants to Third Parties. Participants may transfer ownership of Enrolled Lands (including leases or permittees) to a third party before or after a listing decision. If a Participant chooses to transfer ownership of Enrolled Lands to a third party, participation in the CCA will only continue if the transferee is a Participant or elects to become a Participant through execution of a new CP. If the transferee is not a Participant and the Covered Species are not listed, the transferee may enroll in the CCA as described in the Enrollment section. If the transferee is not a Participant and one or more of the Covered Species are listed, the transferee may sign a new CP within 30 days of acquiring the Enrolled Lands. All terms and conditions of the CCA and CP, including any applicable Habitat Conservation Fee schedule associated with the Enrolled Lands, will be assumed by the new Participant. The new Participant must provide CEHMM with the information described in the Enrollment section (Section 1.A). Transferors and transferees that are Participants, are responsible for revising GIS shapefiles and lists of Enrolled Lands to reflect transfers of Enrolled Lands in annual updates provided to CEHMM in accordance with section 1.A, Enrollment.
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