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e project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. We will route the cable the best as possible to avoid this. Archeological surveys will probably not be required for the cable lay. I will verify with David Brewer of VISHPO if one will be required and if not I will get a l

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 project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. We will route the cable the best as possible to avoid this. Archeological surveys will probably not be required for the extension of the dock and the cable lay. I can ask David Brewer of VISHPO if one will be required and

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 project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. We will route the cable the best as possible to avoid this. Archeological surveys will probably not be required for the extension of the dock if we decided to go that way or the cable lay. I can ask David Brewer of VISHPO

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

ruction procedures. If either NMFS or FWS determine that the project may impact endangered species Formal Section 7 consultation will be required. Archeological surveys may be required for the extension of the dock and the new dock structure, the cable should not require an archeological study since it will

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