Common use of Monitoring Protocols Clause in Contracts

Monitoring Protocols. If any infrastructure is constructed to convey spring water to the river the Permittee will provide photo monitoring in the Annual Report that can clearly document changes over time and/or management activities. The Permittee will do the following as part of photo point monitoring: 1. Establish, label and re-occupy set photo points, with a permanent marker in view ofthe photo monitoring point (i.e., fencepost, hillside, large tree, etc.). 2. Provide a Photo Point monitoring map which includes: - Points showing the exact location of each photo monitoring point on the Enrolled Property - Labels for each photo monitoring point with a site code (Enrolled Property ID/Photo Point #) - Directional orientation of photos - Map scale and North marker - Landmarks such as labeled road crossings and waterways. 3. Photo log which includes: - Site code - Photo’s code (digital label) - Date photos were taken - Description of what was being documented (riparian growth, project implementation, etc.). - Follow temperature monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Flow Management Plan. - Follow real time water diversion monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Adaptive Management Program.

Monitoring Protocols. If any infrastructure In the event the fish screen is constructed to convey spring water to the river the Permittee will installed, repaired, replaced, and/or relocated, provide photo monitoring Photo Monitoring in the Annual Report that can clearly document changes over time and/or management activities. The Permittee will do the following as part of photo point monitoringpointmonitoring: 1. Establish, label and re-occupy set photo points, with a permanent marker in view ofthe photo monitoring point (i.e., fencepost, hillside, large tree, etc.). 2. Provide a Photo Point monitoring map which includes: - Points showing the exact location of each photo monitoring point on the Enrolled Property - Labels for each photo monitoring point with a site code (Enrolled Property ID/Photo Point #) - Directional orientation of photos - Map scale and North marker - Landmarks such as labeled road crossings and waterways. 3. Photo log which includes: - Site code - Photo’s code (digital label) - Date photos were taken - Description of what was being documented (riparian growth, project implementation, etc.). - Follow temperature monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement Conduct pre- and post-construction and design flow surveys of structure and any other critical or in the Flow Management Plan. - Follow real time water diversion monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Adaptive Management Programcontrolling hydraulic features.

Monitoring Protocols. If any infrastructure In the event a head gate is constructed to convey spring water to the river the installed, replaced, repaired, and/or relocated, Permittee will provide photo monitoring in the Annual Report that can clearly document changes over changesover time and/or management activitiesincluding actions taken. The Permittee will do the following as part of photo point monitoring: 1. Establish, label and re-occupy set photo points, with a permanent marker in view ofthe photo monitoring point (i.e., fencepost, hillside, large tree, etc.). 2. Provide a Photo Point monitoring map which includes: - Points showing the exact location of each photo monitoring point on the Enrolled Property - Labels for each photo monitoring point with a site code (Enrolled Property ID/Photo Point #) - Directional orientation of photos - Map scale and North marker - Landmarks such as labeled road crossings and waterways. 3. Photo log which includes: - Site code - Photo’s code (digital label) - Date photos were taken - Description of what was being documented (riparian growth, project implementation, etc.). - Follow temperature monitoring protocol Include the water measuring data as specified in the Individual individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Flow Management Plan. - Follow real time water diversion monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Adaptive Management ProgramAgreement.

Monitoring Protocols. If All maintenance of instream diversion structures shall be monitored as follows: - Maintain a log of all in-water work and what AMMs were implemented and include the information in the Annual Report. - Describe any infrastructure is constructed to convey spring water to conditions that may have limited passage for any life stage of the river Covered Species. - Data from measuring devices will be included in the Permittee will provide photo monitoring Annual Report, if required in the individual Site Plan Agreement. - Provide Photo Monitoring in the Annual Report that can clearly document changes over changesover time and/or management activities. The Permittee will do the following as part of photo point monitoring: 1. Establish, label and re-occupy set photo points, with a permanent marker in view ofthe of the photo monitoring point (i.e., fencepost, hillside, large tree, etc.). 2. Provide a Photo Point monitoring map which includes: - Points showing the exact location of each photo monitoring point on the Enrolled Property - Labels for each photo monitoring point with a site code (Enrolled Property ID/Photo Point #) - Directional orientation of photos - Map scale and North marker - Landmarks landmarks such as labeled road crossings and waterways. 3. Photo log which includes: - Site code - Photo’s code (digital label) - Date photos were taken - Description of what was being documented (riparian growth, project implementation, etc.). - Follow temperature monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Flow Management Plan. - Follow real time water diversion monitoring protocol as specified in the Individual Site Plan Agreement or in the Adaptive Management Program.