| the State to be so entered and transported without | restriction in accordance with the terms of any federal or | state permit. |
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| | 3.__Exceptions; incidental take plan.__Notwithstanding | subsection 1, the commissioner may: |
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| A.__Permit the taking of any endangered species or | threatened species if: |
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| (1)__Such taking is incidental to, and not the purpose | of, carrying out an otherwise lawful activity; |
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| (2)__The taking will not impair the recovery of any | endangered species or threatened species; and |
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| (3)__The person develops and implements an incidental | take plan approved by the commissioner to take an | endangered species or threatened species pursuant to | paragraph B; and |
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| B.__Allow a plan that minimizes the incidental taking of an | endangered species or threatened species that specifies the | following: |
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| (1)__A description of the specific activities sought to | be authorized by the incidental take permit and an | analysis of potential alternatives; |
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| (2)__The individual and cumulative effects that may | reasonably be anticipated to result from the proposed | actions covered by the plan; |
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| (3)__The recovery measures the applicant will implement | to prevent, minimize and mitigate the individual and | cumulative effects and any provisions that are | necessary to prevent, minimize and mitigate | circumstances that are likely to impair the recovery of | any endangered or threatened species covered by the | plan; |
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| (4)__The procedures for monitoring the effectiveness of | the recovery measures in the plan; |
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| (5)__The anticipated costs of implementing the plan and | the availability of necessary funding for the applicant | to implement the plan; and |
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| (6)__Other modifications to the plan or other | additional measures, if any, that the department may |
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