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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16511
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16511
“Klamath River Indian Tribes” means those tribes existing within the boundaries of the Yurok Reservation and the Hoopa Valley Reservation, located in Humboldt and Del Norte Counties in California, which tribes are recognized as Indian tribes by the Secretary of the Interior.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16512
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16512
“Take” means pursue, catch, capture, or kill, or attempt to pursue, catch, capture, or kill.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16513
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16513
“Traditional Indian fishing practice” means a mode, method, or way of taking fish that is recognized in the customs and traditions of the Klamath River Indian Tribes.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16514
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16514
“Yurok Reservation” means the land extending one mile in width on each side of the Klamath River from the mouth of the Klamath River to the confluence of the Trinity and Klamath Rivers. “Hoopa Valley Reservations” means those lands lying within the Hoopa Square.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16515
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16515
“Disputed area” means that part of the Klamath River or Trinity River where jurisdiction to regulate Indian fishing is asserted by both the State of California and by one or more of the Indian tribes in the Klamath River Indian Tribes or by the United States government acting as
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16516
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16516
“Subsistence purposes” means fish or game taken by qualified Indian tribal members of the Klamath River Indian Tribes for personal consumption by the tribal members or their immediate families.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16517
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16517
“Ceremonial or religious purposes” means fish taken by qualified Indian tribal members of the Klamath River Indian Tribes for recognized religious or ceremonial activities, which activities are consistent with the customs and traditions of the particular tribe in the Klamath Rive
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16518
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16518
“Commercial fishing” means the taking of fish by qualified Indian tribal members of the Klamath River Indian Tribes, for sale or to be offered for sale within California.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1652
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1652
(a) A project proponent may submit a written request to approve a habitat restoration or enhancement project to the director pursuant to this section if the project has not received certification pursuant to the State Water Resources Control Board’s Order for Clean Water Act Sect
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16520
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16520
“Klamath Fishery Management Council” means that council created pursuant to Section 460ss–2 of Title 16 of the United States Code that is composed of one representative each from the department, the Pacific Fishery Management Council, National Marine Fisheries Service, Department
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1653
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1653
(a) A project proponent may submit a written request to approve a habitat restoration or enhancement project to the director pursuant to this section if the project has received certification pursuant to the State Water Resources Control Board’s Order for Clean Water Act Section
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16530
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16530
The director may enter into a mutual agreement or compact with the Hoopa Valley Business Council regarding the taking of fish from the Trinity River within the exterior boundaries of the Hoopa Valley Reservation or with the Yurok Tribe, or the Bureau of Indian Affairs acting as t
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16531
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16531
Negotiations shall take place following the completion each year of the salmon allocation agreement recommended by the Klamath Fishery Management Council, and subsequently adopted by the Pacific Fishery Management Council and the United States Department of Commerce. Any agreemen
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16532
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16532
Notwithstanding Sections 8434, 8685.5, 8685.6, and 8685.7, the compact or agreement may include provisions for commercial sales of salmon allocated to qualified Indian members of the Klamath River Indian Tribes and that the salmon may be taken by traditional Indian methods, inclu
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1654
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1654
(a) The director’s approval of a habitat restoration or enhancement project pursuant to Section 1652 or 1653 shall be in lieu of any other permit, agreement, license, or other approval issued by the department, including, but not limited to, those issued pursuant to Chapter 6 (co
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16540
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16540
Any agreement or compact entered into pursuant to this division shall be enforceable by the parties only to the extent and in the form or forms provided for under the terms of the agreement or compact.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16541
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 16541
The department may adopt regulations consistent with the provisions of any agreement or compact entered into pursuant to Section 16530 or 16531. The application and enforcement of those regulations shall be in accordance with the express provisions of the agreement or compact.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1655
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1655
(a) The Habitat Restoration and Enhancement Account is hereby created in the Fish and Game Preservation Fund. (b) The department may enter into an agreement to accept funds from any public agency, person, business entity, or organization to achieve the purposes of this chapter. T
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1656
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1656
(a) The department shall submit a report no later than December 31, 2020, and an additional report no later than December 31, 2025, on the implementation of this chapter to the Legislature that shall include, but not be limited to, the number, type, and geographical distribution
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1657
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1657
This chapter shall remain in effect only until January 1, 2027, and as of that date is repealed.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1660
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1660
(a) A qualifying state agency that funds a project to restore fish and wildlife habitats shall indemnify and hold harmless a real property owner who voluntarily allows their real property to be used for the project from civil liability for property damage or personal injury resul
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1670
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1670
This chapter shall be known as, and may be cited as, the Restoration Management Permit Act.
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1671
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1671
As used in this chapter: (a) “Baseline conditions” means existing native fish, wildlife, or plant population sizes, and the extent and quality of native fish, wildlife, or plant habitat in the area that would be affected by a qualifying restoration project. Fish, wildlife, plant,
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1672
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1672
(a) The department may issue a restoration management permit to authorize take, possession, import, or export of any species or subspecies of fish, wildlife, or plant in association with a qualifying restoration project and to authorize any impacts to fish and wildlife resources
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Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1673
Fish and Game Code - FGC - FGC § 1673
(a) The department may develop a permit application for restoration management permits. When applying for a restoration management permit, an applicant may propose protective measures contained within existing local, state, or federal agency authorizations for the applicant’s pro