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Code · California · Fish and Game Code

§ 2089.8

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The landowner shall submit all of the following:
(a)A detailed map depicting the land proposed to be enrolled in the agreement.
(b)The common and scientific names of the species for which the landowner requests incidental take authorization.
(c)A detailed description of the landowner’s current land and water use and management practices that affect the covered species, and the habitat of the covered species, for which the landowner requests incidental take authorization.
(d)A detailed description of the landowner’s future land and water use and management practices that may affect the covered species, and the habitat of the covered species, for which the landowner requests incidental take authorization. This description shall be used only for informational and planning purposes.
(e)The proposed duration of the agreement that is sufficient to provide a net conservation benefit to the species covered in the permit and an explanation of the basis for this conclusion.
(f)A detailed description of the proposed management actions and the timeframe for implementing them.
(g)A description of the possible incidental take that may be caused by the management actions and of the anticipated species populations and habitat changes over the duration of the permit.
(h)A detailed description of the proposed monitoring program.
(i)Any other information that the department may reasonably require in order to evaluate the application.
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