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e do not have to go through Section 7. I plan to stay well away from ESA corals. BIOIMPACT, INC. Page 1 EFTA00582899 The project will require a Major Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Water Permit., a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (U.S. ACOE), reviewed by NMFS, Federal Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the Environmental Pr

vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a

7 consultation with the Federal Agencies. We should be able to site the cable so we do not have to go through Section 7. The project will require a Major Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Water Permit., a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (U.S. ACOE), reviewed by NMFS, Federal Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the Environmental Pr

vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a

We should be able to site the cable so we do not have to go through Section 7. I plan to stay well away from ESA corals. The project will require a Major Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Water Permit., a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (U.S. ACOE), reviewed by NMFS, Federal Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the Environmental Pr

vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a

e to avoid reefs to reduce the potential of having to engage in formal Section 7 consultation with the Federal Agencies. The project will require a Major Coastal Zone Management (CZM) Water Permit., a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (U.S. ACOE), reviewed by NMFS, Federal Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and the Environmental Pr

vities will require in-water monitoring and the cost will be determined by the approved monitoring, mitigation and water quality monitoring plans. Cable Lay Monitoring, including boat, captain, divers, principle, all necessary photographic and sampling equipment (usually more than 8 hours, and early hours) during a