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M1985043
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FEDERAL REGISTER VOL 66 22 THURSDAY 02-01-01 RULES AND REGULATIONS
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•, <br />DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR <br />Fish and Wildlife Service <br />50 CFR Part 17 <br />RIN 1018-AG29 <br />Endangered and Threatened Wildlife <br />And Plants; Final Designated of <br />Critical Habitat for the Mexican Spotted <br />Owl <br />AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, <br />Interior. <br />ACTION: Final rule. <br />• iiiiiiiiiiiii <br />RE: Federal Register /Vol. 66, 22 /Thursday, February 1, 2001 /Rules and Regulations <br />Paee 8535 (10I <br />Comment: One commenter stated that not enough information is known about the total habitat <br />requirements of the species to define critical habitat. <br />Our Response: Section 4(b)(2) of the Act states "fhe Secretary shall designate critical habitat, <br />and make revisions thereto, under section (a)(3) on the basis of the best scientific data available <br />***" We considered the best scientific information available at this time, as required by the Act. <br />Our recommendation is based upon a considerable body of information on the biology of the <br />Mexican spotted Owl, as well as effects from land-use practices on their continued existence. Much <br />remains to be learned about this species; should credible, new information become available which <br />contradicts this designation, we will reevaluate our analysis and, if appropriate, propose to modify <br />this critical habitat designation, depending on available funding and staffing. <br />Paee 8536 (17) <br />Comment: If land has dual ownership of private and Federal, is it critical habitat? The land in <br />question is under private ownership and the mineral rights are owned by the BLM. <br />Ou~~esp0/ISe: The surface ownership is what would contain the primary constituent elements of <br />critical habitat. Because of ownership is private and we are not including private land in this <br />designation, we would not consider the lands to be designated critical Habitat. However, if a <br />Federal agency (e.g., GLM) funds, authorizes, or carries out and action (e.g., mineral extraction) <br />that may affect the Mexican spotted owl of its habitat, the Act requires that the agency consult with <br />us under section 7 of the Act. This is required whether or not critical habitat is designated for a <br />listed species. <br />
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