Common use of The Cooperator Clause in Contracts

The Cooperator. In consideration of the foregoing, the Cooperator agrees to: i. Allow access to the enrolled property upon reasonable notice by the Permittee or other agreed-upon party for purposes related to this Agreement and associated site- specific plan for activities including, but not limited to, monitoring, research, management, restoration and capture and relocation of the covered species. ii. Notify the Permittee of any proposed or pending transfer of ownership so that the Permittee can attempt to contact the new owner, explain the baseline responsibilities and Certificate of Inclusion applicable to the enrolled property, and invite the new owner to continue the existing Certificate of Inclusion or enter into a new one that would benefit listed species on the enrolled property. iii. Report to the Permittee any dead, injured, or ill specimens of the covered species observed on the enrolled property. iv. Either directly or through a designated responsible party, submit an annual report to the Permittee no later than September 30th of each year. At a minimum, annual reports shall include all items listed on the “Template – Cooperator Annual Report” included in Appendix 7. v. Cooperatively implement actions that will benefit the covered species, as described in this Agreement and in the site-specific plan for the enrolled property. vi. Actively pursue resources, if necessary, to implement actions described in the site- specific plan, such as by providing funding and/or in-kind contributions (e.g. labor, materials and supplies) or seeking grants and support from other sources. vii. Notify the Permittee 60 calendar days in advance of any planned activity that the Cooperator reasonably anticipates will result in “take” (i.e. death, injury or other harm) of the covered species on the enrolled property. Notify the Permittee immediately of any unexpected “take” on the enrolled property. This includes “take” that may result from management activities. Notification may be by letter, e-mail or phone.

The Cooperator. In consideration of the foregoing, the Cooperator agrees to: i. Allow access to the enrolled property upon reasonable notice by the Permittee or other agreed-upon party for purposes related to this Agreement and associated site- specific plan for activities including, but not limited to, monitoring, research, management, restoration restoration, and capture and relocation of the covered species. ii. Notify the Permittee of any proposed or pending transfer of ownership so that the Permittee can attempt to contact the new owner, explain the baseline responsibilities and Certificate of Inclusion applicable to the enrolled property, and invite the new owner to continue the existing Certificate of Inclusion or enter into a new one that would benefit listed species on the enrolled property. iii. Report to the Permittee any dead, injured, or ill specimens of the covered species observed on the enrolled property. iv. Either directly or through a designated responsible party, submit an annual report to the Permittee no later than September 30th of each year. At a minimum, annual reports shall include all items listed on the “Template – Cooperator Annual Report” included in Appendix 7. v. Cooperatively implement actions that will benefit the covered species, as described in this Agreement and in the site-specific plan for the enrolled property. vi. Actively pursue resources, if necessary, to implement actions described in the site- specific plan, such as by providing funding and/or in-kind contributions (e.g. labor, materials and supplies) or seeking grants and support from other sources. vii. Notify the Permittee 60 calendar days in advance of any planned activity that the Cooperator reasonably anticipates will result in “take” (i.e. i.e., death, injury or other harm) of the covered species on the enrolled property. Notify the Permittee immediately of any unexpected “take” on the enrolled property. This includes “take” that may result from management activities. Notification may be by letter, e-mail or phone.