North American Wetlands Conservation Act and Neotropical Migratory Brid Conservation Act January 2006

• Description: related to PRRIP
• Date: 1/1/2006
• Author: US Grant Administration
• Title: North American Wetlands Conservation Act and Neotropical Migratory Brid Conservation Act January 2006
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Legislation

U.S. GRANT ADMINISTRATION STANDARDS - JANUARY 2006
North American Wetlands Conservation Act and Neotropical Migratory Bird Conservation Act
records, but will last as long as any records on the Project are retained by the Recipient or
subrecipient or the FWS.
J -3 Does the FWS have the authority to inspect and monitor real property, equipment, and
supplies acquired, habitat restored or enhanced, or wetlands created?
The Grant Officer and other FWS personnel may inspect and monitor real property,
equipment, or supplies acquired as part of the Grant Agreement, habitat restored or
enhanced under the Grant Agreement, or wetlands created through the Grant Agreement.
The purpose of such inspections will be to insure that the real property, equipment,
supplies, or habitat is being used or managed for the authorized purpose, and consistent
with the terms, of the Grant Agreement. The rights of access to real property, equipment,
or supplies acquired as part of the Grant Agreement will terminate:
(a) once the real property, equipment, or supplies have been legally disposed of;
(b) when the FWS has approved a request that such real property, equipment, or supplies
will no longer be used for the authorized purpose of the Grant Agreement; or
(c) when the management term as defined in the Grant Agreement expires, regarding
leases, easement, restoration, enhancement, and wetland creation actions.
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