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I believe, if you took the time to speak with these courageous, elected law-enforcement officials, you would conclude the decision to sign such a petition did not come without much soul-searching and gut-wrenching deliberation. These men took an oath to defend the Constitution and are taking that oath seriously, as is not the case for so many others in office these days. Yes, they are probably in a minority, as so many in this federation of states know so little of the "rule of law" upon which this country was established. The stand they are taking is not necessarily the "politically correct" position to hold, but for this, I admire them even more.
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Police shot and killed an ill coyote in a quiet Clarksville neighborhood, but that isn't what has some neighbors upset.
The call came in that a coyote was acting crazy, wandering through the Bruceton subdivision near Tiny Town Road. Clarksville police showed up quickly and found the coyote, and what happened next is under investigation.
"They noticed that it was foaming at the mouth and had an odd color in the eyes," said Clarksville police spokeswoman Officer Natalie Hall
An officer shot the coyote with a shotgun, killing it. But some of the shot also apparently struck a nearby truck and the window of nearby home, where a woman was asleep inside.
Some neighbors felt that the police officer was reckless and that situation was not a life-or-death emergency.
"I think she should be disciplined, because if that would have hit their daughter, it would have been a whole different story," said neighbor Sierra Booth.
Clarksville police say they will review the shooting to see if proper procedure was followed. For now, they believe putting down the coyote quickly was the right call.
"It was a coyote, and they thought it may have had distemper. And if it ran through the neighborhood with that type of illness, not only could it make the other animals sick, but it could cause havoc for the community," Hall said.
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On Wednesday, September 12, 2012 the University of Notre Dame officially became a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. All of Notre Dame's athletic programs, except for football, will fully compete in the ACC. Starting in 2013, all other ACC football programs will play 9 conference games each year, while Notre Dame's football program will compete in only 5. This special arrangement allows the Fighting Irish to keep their football independence, while initiating a severely impactful culture change in the ACC. A culture of concessions and special treatment for Notre Dame will negatively impact many future situations the conference will encounter. This type of culture will weaken the ACC in the long run.
According to ESPN the ACC has officially accepted Syracuse and Pitt as the 13th and 14th members of the ACC. Pittsburgh and Syracuse, once flagship programs of the Big East, have been accepted as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference, extending the league's current membership to 14 schools, the ACC announced Sunday morning. Hall of Fame Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski told ESPN.com's Andy Katz that adding Pittsburgh and Syracuse to the ACC would be 'a coup' for the conference. The ACC Council of Presidents unanimously voted upon the decision. The invitation followed the submission of letters of application from both universities. "The ACC is a strong, united conference that is only going to get better with the addition of the University of Pittsburgh and Syracuse University," Duke president Richard Broadhead, chair of the ACC Council of Presidents, said in a prepared statement. "Both schools are committed to competing at the highest level of academics and athletics. We welcome them as full partners in the ACC." Not sure how everyone else feels about this but just like with a few other ACC teams hiring new head coaches, this doesn't seem to be the "slam dunk" teams that the ACC should have been looking for. Somewhat disappointed.
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Monday, May 30, 2011
First, an admission (don't laugh, okay?). When Cyrus and Katie first visited the Farm, we didn't know who Cyrus was. So there, ha ha! It was only after the gardener asked me if they were booking the Farm did I realize who he was. In fact, everyone at the Farm knew who he was. Everyone except us. Boy, that was embarrassing. I only have the TV - or the lack of one - to blame for this.
Anyhow, methinks it was a good start because we didn't need to be starstruck or anything of the sort and it helped loads that Cyrus and Katie (and Katie's Mom, who was there every step of the way) were down-to-earth kind, quiet but will speak when they need to, and were really nice and warm: traits that are hardly seen in this day and age, especially from those used to the limelight.
We thank our lucky stars that we were able to work for and with them, as well as with awesome friends in the wedding industry. This is definitely one wedding for the books (or the magazines, for that matter. *hint, hint*). :-)
Jesy Alto-Ocampo hard at work despite an accident a week prior. Way to go, Jesy!
When Vatel Manila opened {etc} Handmade Goodness early this year, the aim was to provide Manila the US wedding experience of having things customized for each and every celebration, and that has been very evident in this wedding. Mishi Tolentino-Santos of {etc} created three sets of boutonnieres for the male entourage members. From left to right, the bout for the Groom's Men, the bout for the Dads & Ninongs (center) and finally, the boutonniere for Groom Cyrus: a miniature lifebuoy with buttons (also customized, not bought as is). How pretty is that? Customized items make weddings all the more special. It also speaks volumes, not just of your good taste, but of your keen attention to the details of your wedding.
It's obvious that we're totally absorbed with the preps when we end up buying totally unnecessary yet related stuff like this vintage-looking Beetle car model that not only came in the right color, it also sported two surf boards on top of it! How awesome is that! We immediately notified Erron that we found the perfect prop for the rings shot. :-)
Left: The pretty dress by the design twins, John & Paul Herrera. Right: To match the nautical theme, we used Lisianthus, cobalt Eryngium, pink Hyacinths (pink was Bride Katie's fave color), and Wax Flowers. Our signature brooch and lace applique adorned the handle. The bouquet was later flown out of Manila after the wedding to be lain on the grave of Katie's grandfather. Awww... :-)
Groom Cyrus looking dapper in a white Zara suit. The lifebuoy boutonniere was just perfect for this getup: it was thematic, yet remained masculine.
The wedding ceremony was held at the new Shrine of St. Thérèse along Marcos Highway in Antipolo City. It's just right across the spanking new SM Masinag and just five minutes away from the Farm by car.
We displayed their e-session photos (also by Erron Ocampo) in the Farm gardens using jute twine and wooden clothes pins. This is a service that we provide for free to Vatel Manila couples who are booked at The Mango Farm. :-)
Due to work restrictions (yes, we have a day job!), we are not able to do reception styling work as much as we wish we could but nonetheless, when the chance comes up, we make sure it'd be something people will remember for a long, long time.
The Hamptons concept in weddings is not a very popular option in Manila despite the presence of beaches around because we do not have that kind of lifestyle here: the Manila Yacht Club, for example, is such a small enterprise compared to that of other countries'. The beach theme, for most, is exactly that: sun and sand. That is why doing this wedding reception has fulfilled a dream for us; we've always wanted to do this! We're very happy, too, that bride Katie left it all to us to execute the concept.
For most themed receptions, the mood begins at the Registration Table but since the weather has not cooperated and the Cocktail Hour was already cancelled, we decided to use the glass doors instead to announce what is to be expected for the evening. Here (above), cut-out decoupage letters to represent Cyrus and Katie's initials were made (wrapped in nautical fabric with gold conch shell & fish accents). Both Glass Pavilion doors were decorated with these letters. Inside, the violet-pink mood light beckoned. :-)
The star of any reception setup are the VIP tables. Most florists pour their energy into making sure VIP tables not only look different, but stand out as well. For this wedding, we opted for 12-seater square tables. Because of their size, they easily drew attention because of the extensive use of striped fabric, as well as the choice of Phalaenopsis orchids as centerpieces. We also used royal blue fabric as the base tablecloth to complete the desired look. The icing on the cake is the mood lighting which was provided with the use of 12 LED lamps that were installed from the balcony of the Mango Farm's Glass Pavilion. This made the Glass Pavilion, already made freezing by the rains and air-conditioning, feel warm and cozy. :-)
When we were doing our planning with bride Katie, she said that she wanted a beach theme and the Hamptons look came up quite easily (read more about The Hamptons here. Another trivia: Jacqueline Bouvier, later Kennedy, then Onassis, was born here!). The Hamptons, when applied to wedding receptions, simply means 'elegant beach' and this is what we've aimed for since the time we started sourcing our materials. The checklist included striped fabric (specifically the royal blue-white combination), white ceramic pitchers, lamps, conch shells (originally dried starfishes, but it wasn't an environment-friendly option), aqua blue Hydrangeas. As we kept looking at pegs, other things got added like rope balls, lifebuoys, and such. Shopping for & making props can be so much fun!
Left: Table tags were made of cardboard and jute and the numbers were written using correction fluid. The white lamps, resembling little gazebos, were just perfect for the theme! Right: We found a real lifebuoy (also known as Kisby Ring, named after British naval officer, Thomas Kisbee) in Divisoria where the shop owner was forcing us to buy 10 pieces (as if we were buying it for a ship!). Originally orange, blue fabric was hand-sewn over the orange parts to make it match the fabric of the couple's table.
Left: Adding interest to the guest tables were these ceramic balls that came in varying shades of white and blue, sizes, and patterns. We were very careful to choose only the ones with lines as a nod to the groom, who is a professional basketball player. Right: Although we used only two kinds of flowers, we made sure they were abundant in that they helped achieve the planned overall look. We used two-tone pink Sweet William (Dianthus barbatus) which are currently in season, and large bunches of aqua blue Hydrangeas and arranged these neatly in white pitchers of varying sizes. They just popped out rather nicely against the striped runners.
The couple's table was made pretty by the marriage of details starting with the Hydrangeas and Sweet William in white pitchers, ceramic balls, lamps, a single conch shell, and a backdrop of frames and a single chandelier. We chose to use a different fabric to differentiate the area from the rest of the reception.
Right: Acrylic chairs for the couple. Jute was used to cover the stage platform to mimic sand. Below: A blackboard with a handwritten "All Aboard!" was used to decorate the cake table.
For the VIP tables, we used pots of Phalaeonopsis & pitchers of Hydrangea. Special wooden frames with that weathered look were used for the table tags. Conch shells on paper doilies, ceramic balls, and lamps added to the decor. Completing the setup were handmade rope balls, normally used in ships as part of heave lines. The kind of knot that creates this ball is called the Monkey Fist. 32 pieces of these were hand-made by the team for the place cards.
Thank you so much, Cyrus & Katie, for making us a member of your awesome wedding team! May you enjoy the love that "...comforteth like sunshine after rain." (Shakespeare)!
My bounty is as boundless as the sea,
My love as deep; the more I give to thee,
The more I have, for both are infinite.
- Romeo and Juliet
Preps: Richmonde Eastwood
Ceremony: Shrine of St. Thérèse, Masinag
Cocktails & Reception: The Mango Farm
Main Photographer: Erron Ocampo
Videographer: Rommerson
Wedding Dress: John & Paul Herrera
Make Up: Jesy Alto-Ocampo
Food: Josiah's Catering
Coordinator: Majr Dizon for A Magical Event
Lights: Segue Lights & Sounds
Band: Islakustika
Entourage Flowers: Dylan Gozum for Vatel Manila
Reception Styling: Vatel Manila (with Mishi Santos & Cecile Padecio)
Customized Boutonnieres: Mishi Santos for {etc} Handmade Goodness
Just sharing with you one of my favorite songs from James Morrison.
You want to stay with me in the morning
You only hold me when I sleep
I was meant to tread the water
Now I've gotten in too deep
For every piece of me that wants you
Another piece backs away
'Cause you give me something
That makes me scared, alright
This could be nothing
But I'm willing to give it a try
Please give me something
'Cause someday I might know my heart
Here's Brian & Tin's swell SDE! :-)
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Saturday, May 28, 2011
Today (May 28), Cyrus and Katie tied the knot to celebrate a love that began from way back their college days. In this set, they return to their alma mater for an über romantic engagement session. Enjoy the photos!
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He is currently leading another round of accreditation redesign at WASC that will focus on retention and graduation, defining degree outcomes more clearly, and opening the accrediting process to far greater transparency. At the same time, he is creating an internal structure to explore new educational models, the Do It Yourself Learner, and other emerging practices that are likely to change both higher educaiton and accreditation.
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Meet the Cook: Unlike many other baked goods, these muffins aren't sweet...that's one of the reasons I like this recipe. I serve them with soups and stews, just like bread. Cooking for family and friends is something I truly enjoy doing - it relaxes me. My husband and I have two children - a daughter, 4, and a son, 2. -Bernadette Colvin, Houston, Texas
12 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Bake: 25 min. + cooling
3-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons sugar
2 tablespoons baking powder
2 teaspoons dill weed
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup (4 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
1-3/4 cups milk
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1/4 cup butter, melted
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HAL : in2p3-00186434, version 1 |
arXiv : 0711.1275 |
DOI : 10.1103/PhysRevC.79.054309 |
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Physical Review C 79 (2009) 054309 |
Halo phenomenon in finite many-fermion systems: Atom-positron complexes and large-scale study of atomic nuclei |
V. Rotival1, 2K. Bennaceur3, 4T. Duguet1 |
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The analysis method proposed in [V. Rotival and T. Duguet, nucl-th/0702050] is applied to characterize halo properties in finite quantum systems. First, the model independence of the method is highlighted by applying it to the results of many-body calculations of light and medium-mass nuclei as well as of atom-positron complexes. Second, the dependence of halo properties on the characteristics of the nuclear energy density functional used is studied through self-consistent Hartree-Fock-Bogoliubov calculations. It is found that (a) the low-density behavior of the pairing functional and the regularization/renormalization scheme must be chosen coherently to be physically sound (b) the overall impact of pairing correlations on halo properties is very significant and is the result of two competing effects (c) however, the detailed characteristics of the pairing functional has only little importance (d) halos properties depend significantly on the ingredients of the energy density functional that influence the location of single-particle levels; i.e. effective mass, tensor terms, saturation energy. Last but not least, large scale predictions of halos among all spherical even-even nuclei are performed using specific sets of particle-hole and particle-particle energy functionals. It is shown that halos in the ground state of medium-mass nuclei might only be found at the very limit of neutron stability for a limited number of elements. |
Thème(s) | : | Physique/Physique Nucléaire Théorique |
halo – EDF – HFB – pairing |
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http://fr.arXiv.org/abs/0711.1275 |
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Proposed Changes to Critical Habitat Designations Would Gut Purpose of Economic Analysis
A law alert from our colleague Cherise Oram:
On August 24, 2012, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service (collectively, the "Services") issued a proposed rule that would modify when and how the Services analyze economic impacts in critical habitat designations under the Endangered Species Act ("ESA"). Critical habitat designation is intended to provide special protection of essential habitat for species listed as endangered or threatened under the ESA. The ESA prohibits federal agencies from taking actions that are likely to destroy or adversely modify that critical habitat. Critical habitat designations are often controversial because they may discourage or impair private activities on private lands by requiring federal permits or otherwise devaluing the lands located within a designation.
Before designating critical habitat, the Services are required to consider potential economic, national security, and other relevant impacts. This includes economic impacts to private landowners and developers. The Services may exclude an area from critical habitat if the benefits of excluding it outweigh the benefits of including it in the designation.
The proposed rule seeks to resolve a split among the U.S. federal appeals courts on how to assess economic impacts. The rule would adopt the Ninth Circuit's "baseline approach." That approach allows the Services to consider only the incremental impacts of the designation above those impacts that arguably resulted from the species' listing under the ESA. This incremental impact is often limited to minor additional administrative costs. By minimizing the economic impacts to be considered, this approach arguably results in larger areas being designated as critical habitat. By contrast, the Tenth Circuit has held the "baseline approach" unlawful and, instead, requires the Services to consider the full economic impact of a proposed designation.
The proposed rule would also give the Services "wide discretion" when determining whether to exclude areas from designated critical habitat on the basis of economic impacts. Coupled with the incremental approach, this change would arguably render the ESA requirement for an economic analysis entirely illusory; such unchecked discretion could result in the Services conducting narrow economic analyses, ignoring the results of their economic analyses, or both. In addition, if the decision of whether to exclude habitat is entirely discretionary, it will be difficult for would-be challengers to demonstrate that the Services should have excluded a particular area from critical habitat due to its economic impacts.
Finally, the Services often publish their draft economic analyses for comment when they issue a final critical habitat designation. This has resulted in legitimate criticism that the Services' final designations – particularly their weighing of the benefits of excluding an area against the benefits of designating an area – do not reflect consideration of the public's comments on the economic analysis. The proposed rule would require the Services to issue a draft economic analysis for public comment at the same time the proposed critical habitat designation is published, thus allowing them to consider those comments in preparing a final designation.
Because of the implications of the intended revisions, the effort may affect a range of ESA concerns relevant to a variety of commercial and industrial sectors. The Services are accepting comments on the proposed rule until October 23, 2012.
Stoel Rives has a broad depth of experience covering all aspects of the ESA, including advising on critical habitat issues and assisting clients with preparing and submitting comments on significant regulatory revisions.
If you have any questions about the issues raised in this alert, or other legal matters relating to the ESA, please contact:
Cherise Oram at (206) 386-7622 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Jeff Leppo at (206) 386-7641 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Barbara Craig at (503) 294-9166 or email@example.com
Ryan Steen at (206) 386-7610 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Barbara Brenner at (916) 319-4676 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Jason Morgan (206) 386-7527 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Kauai's Electric Utility Faces Civil Suit and Criminal Charges For Bird Fatalities
From our colleagues Greg Corbin and Barbara Craig:
On March 24, 2010, four conservation groups filed a complaint against Kauai's electric utility, Kauai Island Utility Co-op ("KIUC"), alleging that KIUC's power lines, utility facilities, and street lights "take" threatened Newell's Townsend's shearwaters (Puffinus Auricularis Newelli) ("Newell's shearwaters") and/or endangered Hawaiian petrels in violation of the Endangered Species Act ("ESA"). The civil complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaii, alleges that KIUC has failed to secure the necessary ESA incidental take permits and, despite years of promises, has failed to implement protective measures that are needed to prevent the "take" of the listed birds.
On May 19, 2010, a federal grand jury indicted KIUC for allegedly taking Newell's shearwater in violation of the ESA, and for allegedly taking both Newell's shearwater and Laysan albatross (Diomedea immutabilis) in violation of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act ("MBTA"). According to the indictment, which alleged criminal violations of the ESA and MBTA, KIUC failed to secure the necessary incidental take coverage and to fully mitigate for anticipated takings despite years of negotiations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to obtain an incidental take permit. The indictment was filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Hawaii.
These cases illustrate two points relevant to any industry dealing with potential impacts to species protected by the ESA or MBTA. First is that the filing of a citizen suit under the ESA, as occurred here, often raises the profile of a situation and can lead to pressure on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to exercise its independent authorities under the ESA and MBTA. The MBTA does not allow citizen suits, but the filing of a civil ESA citizen suit can lead to criminal charges being brought by the United States under both the ESA and the MBTA. Second, these cases demonstrate that there is a threshold beyond which the United States will invoke its authority to seek criminal indictments under these laws. The allegations in both cases acknowledge that KIUC had engaged in discussions and agreements with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service about obtaining permits, but when progress was not made on the agreed to timelines, the United States invoked its most severe authority. This should serve to remind everyone that ignoring risks and liability under the ESA and MBTA can have serious consequences.
Limit Liability Risk By Complying With Recommended Wind Energy Guidelines?
From our colleague Eric Martin:
After over two years of work, the federal Wind Turbine Guidelines Advisory Committee ("Committee") recently released its final policy recommendations on how wind energy developers and operators can best assess and prevent adverse impacts to wildlife. Comprised of government, environmental, and wind industry stakeholders, the Committee recommends a five-tier approach that begins with the preliminary evaluation of potential wind energy sites and continues through post-construction studies. These consensus recommendations are designed to cover all elements of wind energy facilities—from access roads through transmission line connections. Following Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar's review, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ("USFWS") will use the Committee's recommendations as the basis for new guidelines replacing the problematic interim guidance that the USFWS had issued back in 2003.
Compliance with the voluntary guidelines could have significant legal benefits for developers and operators. Perhaps most importantly, in the event of death or injury to species protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act or the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act, the Committee recommends that the USFWS exercise its enforcement discretion by not prosecuting developers and operators that have complied with its recommendations. The Committee has identified the implementation of company- or project-specific Avian and Bat Protection Plans as one way to evidence compliance. This alone, however, would not shield developers and operators from liability for the "take" of species protected by the Endangered Species Act.
The Committee's recommendations are available here. For more information on these recommendations and their potential effects, please contact:
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Conservation Advocacy Group Files Lawsuit to Force ESA Decisions on Dozens of Pacific Northwest Species
Last month, the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon alleging that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service violated the Endangered Species Act (ESA) by failing to take action on a number of listing petitions.
When a listing is petitioned, the Fish and Wildlife Service has 90 days to determine whether action may be warranted and then 12 months to issue it's finding.
The CBD's lawsuit alleges that the Service has failed to issue 90-day and 12-month findings, for dozens of northwest species in violation of the ESA.
Stoel Rives attorney Ryan Steen issued a law alert exploring the significant implications surrounding these suits and the potential ESA listings.
186 More Species to be Protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA)
My colleagues Greg Corbin and Eric Martin report on an important development under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act that may affect the siting and permitting of wind projects
Yesterday the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced the addition of 186 migratory birds to its list of species protected by the MBTA. Effective at the end of this month, this is the first update to the MBTA list in 25 years and will bring the total number of species receiving federal protection under the MBTA to over 1,000. Because the MBTA protects the vast majority of birds in the country, it covers many species not covered by the Endangered Species Act (ESA) or other laws.
Similar in some respects to the ESA, the MBTA prohibits the "take" (e.g., wounding or killing) of migratory birds. However, unlike the ESA, the MBTA does not have a routine mechanism for permitting incidental take of migratory birds. Accordingly, there is no way to be completely free of legal liability if a wind project results in the take of a migratory bird. Project developers, though, can seek assurances from the FWS that it will exercise its enforcement discretion if the project developer implements measures to protect migratory birds, such those that might be contained in an Avian & Bat Protection Plan. The measures necessary to avoid or mitigate impacts to migratory birds are project specific and always result in some additional cost, whether through changes to project layout and operation, or supplying mitigation funds.
In light of this newly expanded list of species protected by the MBTA, developers and operators of wind project would be well advised to review their strategy for minimizing the risk of prosecution under the MBTA.
The complete list of birds that will be protected by the MBTA is available at http://www.fws.gov/migratorybirds/.
Animal Rights Group Seeks Injunction to Halt Wind Project on ESA Grounds
From our colleague Ryan Steen:
On July 10, 2009, the Animal Welfare Institute and others ("Plaintiffs") filed a motion for a preliminary injunction to halt construction of the Beech Ridge wind project in Greenbrier County, West Virginia (the "Project"). The Plaintiffs seek the injunction to prevent unavoidable harms that they allege the Project will cause to the Indiana bat, a species listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act ("ESA"). The Plaintiffs' injunction request follows closely on the heels of the complaint the Plaintiffs filed in the Federal District Court for the District of Maryland (Civ. No. 09-1519), which alleges that the Project will unlawfully "take" Indiana bats in violation of Section 9 of the ESA. In their complaint and request for an injunction, the Plaintiffs assert that the Project cannot lawfully move forward without an incidental take permit ("ITP") issued under Section 10 of the ESA. Judge Titus recently ordered that the hearing on the Plaintiffs' motion for a preliminary injunction will be addressed in conjunction with the trial on the merits of the case, currently scheduled for October 2009.
Section 9 of the ESA makes it unlawful to "take" (intentionally or incidentally) an endangered species. Under the ESA, "take" means to "harass, harm, pursue, hunt, shoot,
wound, kill, trap, capture, or collect [a listed species], or to attempt to engage in any such conduct." The incidental take of an endangered species can be authorized under the ESA in two ways: (1) through an "incidental take statement" ("ITS") issued via a Section 7 consultation, or (2) through an ITP issued under Section 10.
Section 7 of the ESA requires federal action agencies to consult with either the United States Fish and Wildlife Service ("FWS") or the National Marine Fisheries Service to ensure that "federal actions" are not likely to jeopardize protected species or adversely affect the critical habitat of those species. Typically, a "federal action" is an action that requires a federal permit, but it may also include actions that receive federal funding and are subject to a certain level of federal control. A Section 7 consultation normally results in the issuance of a biological opinion. The biological opinion may include an ITS, which authorizes the permittee to incidentally take a specified number of listed animals.
Alternatively, a project proponent may obtain incidental take authorization through the issuance of an ITP under Section 10 of the ESA. Section 10 provides an exception to Section 9's take prohibition, in which an applicant can apply for a permit authorizing a take if such taking is "incidental to, and not the purpose of, carrying out an otherwise lawful activity." A project need not have a "federal nexus" to receive Section 10 take authorization. Significantly, an ITP must be accompanied by a habitat conservation plan ("HCP") that is completed by the permit applicant and approved by FWS. The process for developing and completing an HCP can be time consuming and, as a general matter, project proponents opt for the issuance of an ITS under Section 7 instead of engaging in the Section 10 process.
Like many wind projects, the Beech Ridge project required no federal permits and does not have a federal nexus. Thus, any incidental take caused by the project would need to be authorized by a Section 10 permit to avoid a violation of the ESA. In the lawsuit, the Plaintiffs seek to require the project proponents to obtain the Section 10 ITP before engaging in any further development of the project. The Plaintiffs have taken the more urgent step of requesting a preliminary injunction because, as alleged by the Plaintiffs, the Defendants "have proceeded with construction activities at a precipitous pace, despite plaintiffs' repeated and detailed notice prior to construction that these activities constitute violations of the ESA." The Defendants generally deny the Plaintiffs claims and assert that pre-project studies demonstrate that no Indiana bats occupy the areas in or near the Project's location.
Wind project proponents may face similar challenges for projects sited in or near areas occupied by a species listed under the ESA. For projects that may incidentally take listed species, project proponents may be faced with the option of obtaining an ITP under Section 10 of the ESA or obtaining an ITS through a Section 7 consultation. As indicated above, the latter is generally a more efficient process; however, many wind projects have no federal nexus and thus no Section 7 "trigger." Project proponents should carefully examine their project to determine whether or not there is, in fact, a Section 7 trigger. If not, the project proponent should consider other options such as negotiating a Section 10 HCP/ITP process with the FWS that allows the project to move forward in a timely fashion or incorporating the use of Avian and Bat Protection Plans.