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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8461.350
Description
Legislation
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
3/21/2007
Author
PRRIP
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Notes and Templates from PRRIP Meeting
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Meeting
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<br />Oct. 17, 2006 <br />3. If required by the State Coordinator, the Applicant has signed a Wyoming Recovery <br />Agreement to document any mitigation requirements need to qualify as an existing water activity. <br />-AND/OR- <br />The above-described Project operations qualify as a"new water related activity" because <br />such operations constitute new surface water or hydrologically connected groundwater activities <br />which may affect the quantity or timing of water reaching the associated habitats of the target species <br />implemented after July 1,1997. [Program, I.A. footnote 3]. The new water related activity conforms <br />to the criteria in Section II of Chapters 2 or 3 of Wyoming's Depletions Plan and: <br />The new water related activity is operated on behalf of Wyoming water users; <br />2. The new water related activity can be completed without exceeding an existing water related <br />baseline or benchmark as described in Wyoming's Depletions Plan or the Applicant has requested, <br />and the State of Wyoming has agreed, that the depletions resulting from the new water related <br />activity will be mitigated with water from the Wyoming Water Bank; and <br />3. The Applicant has signed a Wyoming Recovery Agreement with the Wyoming State <br />Coordinator to document the requirements to qualify for the status described in 2. above. <br />[Note: It is understood that a Project may include existing and new water related activities. In these <br />situations, the activities within the Project must be categorizPd as "existing" or "new" and biological <br />assessment will address both categories.] <br />Accordingly, the impacts of this activity to the target species, whooping crane critical habitat, <br />and other listed species in the central and lower Platte River addressed in the PBO are covered and <br />offset by operation of Wyoming's Depletions Plan as part of the PRRIP. <br />The Applicant intends to rely on the provisions of the Program to provide ESA compliance <br />for potential impacts to the target species and whooping crane critical habitat. Toward this end, the <br />[Federal Agency] is forwarding with this letter a Platte River Recovery Agreement signed by the <br />Applicant for signature by the Service. [Template Recovery Agreement is attached]. The [Federal <br />Agency] intends to require, as a condition of any approval, that tlie Applicant fulfill the <br />responsibilities required of Program participants in Wyoming. The [Federal Agency] also intends to <br />retain discretionary Federal authority for the Project, consistent with applicable regulations and <br />Program provisions, in case reinitiation of Section 7 consultation is required. <br />This letter addresses consultation on a11 listed species and designated critical habitat, including the <br />referenced Platte River target species and whooping crane critical habitat. Potential impacts from <br />construction and operation of the Project to any other federally-listed threatened or endangered <br />species and designated critical habitats will be addressed within the applicable biological opinion <br />3
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