Objection by a Wildlife Agency Clause Samples

Objection by a Wildlife Agency. A Wildlife Agency may object to a proposed Minor Amendment by providing written notice to the Party proposing the amendment on the grounds that the HCP/NCCP, after giving effect to such amendment, would not meet the requirements of Section 10(a)(2)(B) of FESA or of the NCCPA. Where possible, before objecting to a proposed Minor Amendment, the Wildlife Agency shall first consult with the Implementing Entity and other Permittees and suggest reasonable conditions or alterations to the proposal which, if agreed to by the Implementing Entity and other Permittees, would permit the Wildlife Agency to approve the proposed Minor Amendment.
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Objection by a Wildlife Agency. Where possible, before denying a proposed Minor Amendment, the Wildlife Agency shall first consult with the Water Authority and suggest reasonable conditions or alterations to the proposal which, if agreed to by the Water Authority, would permit the Wildlife Agency to approve the proposed Minor Amendment
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Objection by a Wildlife Agency. A Wildlife Agency may object to a proposed Minor Amendment by providing written notice to the Party proposing the amendment on the grounds that the HCP/NCCP, after giving effect to such amendment, would not meet the requirements of Section 10(a)(2)(B) of FESA or of the NCCPA; provided, however, that the Wildlife Agencies may not propose or approve as a Minor Amendment any revision to this Agreement or the HCP/NCCP if either of the Wildlife Agencies determines that such amendment would result in adverse effects on the environment that are new or significantly different from those analyzed in connection with the original HCP/NCCP, or additional Take not analyzed in connection with the original HCP/NCCP. Where possible, before objecting to a proposed Minor Amendment, the Wildlife Agency shall first consult with the Implementing Entity and other Permittees and suggest reasonable conditions or alterations to the proposal which, if agreed to by the Implementing Entity and other Permittees, would permit the Wildlife Agency to approve the proposed Minor Amendment.
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