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How Will the Listing of the Sonoma County Population of California Tiger Salamanders Affect Landowners?

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How Will the Listing of the Sonoma County Population of California Tiger Salamanders Affect Landowners?

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A. Projects undertaken on Federal land, or projects on private lands that need Federal permits or funds, must be reviewed by the Service under the section 7 consultation provision of the ESA. Private landowners who wish to undertake projects on private lands that do not have a Federal nexus (meaning no Federal permits or Federal funding is involved) don t have to “consult” under section 7, but are prohibited by section 9 of the ESA from the “take” of California tiger salamanders. However, non-Federal parties may be granted incidental take permits through section 10 of the ESA through a mechanism known as a habitat conservation plan (HCP). An HCP allows the Service to issue a permit authorizing “take” of endangered or threatened species incidental to otherwise lawful activities when the taking is mitigated by agreed-upon conservation measures. Q. Is Critical Habitat Being Designated for the Sonoma County Distinct Population Segment of California Tiger Salamander? A. The Service finds th

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