Common use of Concurrent Planning for Wetlands and Waters Clause in Contracts

Concurrent Planning for Wetlands and Waters. of the United States‌ The Applicant intends to address impacts to wetlands and waters of the United States and changes to the bed, bank, or channel of rivers, streams, and lakes resulting from Covered Activities in the Planning Area. Based on the Plan, the Applicant may seek future programmatic permits or authorizations under the Clean Water Act and Section 1600 et seq. of the Fish and Game Code as necessary for Covered Activities. The Parties agree to work together to explore the feasibility of undertaking concurrent but separate planning regarding these permits. However, such programmatic permits or authorizations are not necessary for approval of the Plan or for issuances of take permits.

Concurrent Planning for Wetlands and Waters. of the United States‌ States The Applicant Local Agency intends to address impacts to wetlands and waters of the United States and changes to the bed, bank, or channel of rivers, streams, streams and lakes resulting from Covered Activities in the Planning AreaAreas. Based on the PlanPlans, the Applicant Local Agency may seek future programmatic permits or authorizations under the Clean Water Act and Section 1600 et seq. 1601 (or Section 1603) of the Fish and Game Code as necessary for Covered Activities. The Parties agree to work work‌ together to explore the feasibility of undertaking concurrent but separate planning regarding these permits. However, such programmatic permits or authorizations are not necessary for approval of the Plan Plans or for issuances the issuance of take permits.