Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan Overview and Progress Marci Henson, Program Manager August 22, 2013.

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Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan Overview and Progress Marci Henson, Program Manager August 22, 2013

Endangered Species Act of 1973 “…to provide a means whereby the ecosystems upon which endangered species and threatened species depend may be conserved [and] to provide a program for the conservation of such … species…” Section 10(a)(1)(B) - Habitat Conservation Plans & Incidental Take Permit A plan prepared by nonfederal parties wishing to obtain permits for incidental take of threatened and endangered species Describes the anticipated effects of proposed take and how these effects will be minimized and mitigated ESA

The Desert Conservation Program serves as the Administrator of the Clark County Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP) and incidental take permit Permittees:  City of Las Vegas  City of North Las Vegas  City of Henderson  City of Mesquite  City of Boulder City  Clark County  Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) Regional Compliance

30-year permit effective February 2001 – February 2031 Take cannot exceed 145,000 acres Covers 78 species   Desert Tortoise   Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Permittees collect a $550 per acre disturbance fee to fund implementation Minimizes and mitigates the impacts of development by funding conservation actions; minimum required expenditure Clark County MSHCP Bill Horn Southwestern Willow Flycatcher

Las Vegas bearpoppy Mitigation Actions Non-discretionary items: BCCE Riparian property management Public information and education Tortoise fencing Wild Tortoise Assistance Line General administration Las Vegas Bearpoppy

Las Vegas bearpoppy Mitigation Actions Discretionary: Research Inventory Monitoring Protective Measures Restoration and Enhancement Land Use Policies and Actions Mt. Charleston Blue Butterfly

Implementation Plan & Budget (IPB) Developed bi-annually (even numbered years) Identifies the mitigation actions to be funded each biennium Reviewed and recommended by:  Permittees  U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service  Science Advisor  Public Comment Approved by Clark County Board of County Commissioners

Las Vegas bearpoppy Annual Progress Symposium Provides an update on the overall implementation of the MSHCP Provides updates on the progress of specific projects identified in Implementation Plans and Budgets

Progress Per Biennium

Funding By Category $95 million from Present

2012 – 1,335 acres disturbed; $735, to date – 1,881 acres; $1,034,341 61,158 acres remain; $37,393,646 to date Land Disturbance & Fees

Project and Contract Management July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012  11 projects/contracts  169 invoices received  174 deliverables received  10 change requests received  Up to 81 in-house projects/activities Administration

Budget & Finance Oversight Administered SNPLMA grant compliance Converted Permittees to ACH for payments and refunds Completed FY12 close out Set up financial architecture for FY 13 Continued work to convert the financial reporting database to SAP Administration

Audits FY12 Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards (SEFA) audit  Zero exceptions Mitigation Fee Exempted Acres  Implemented All Five Recommendations  See Poster Administration

Compliance Reporting Provided quarterly updates Biennium Progress Report in Progress Implementation Plan and Budget Adopted by the BCC $8.4 million  $6.5 million in Non-Discretionary Projects  $2.3 million in Discretionary Project Administration

Document Reviews and External Agency Coordination Monitored 16 Federal/State/Local/Private documents or public requests  Provided GIS data or maps for 17 requests Currently monitoring four items Administration

Desert Tortoise Fencing NDOT has assumed monitoring and maintenance activities for fencing Contract maintained with Nevada Division of Forestry to provide emergency assistance and conduct monitoring and repairs, as needed Fencing

Project Posters: What is the MSHCP? Exempt Acres Audit Solar Energy Zone Mojave Max Education Program MSHCP Implementation Database Tortoise Occupancy Property Acquisition Learn More

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