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§624.8. Assistance. — Inbound Citations

7 C.F.R. § 624.8

Cited by 2 regulations in release Current.

Citations to §624.8(c)(3)(i)

  • (iv) When reviewing paragraphs (c)(3)(i) through (iii) of this section, NRCS will take into account the following resources as they may affect the priority, including, but not limited to:
    (A) Sites inhabited by federally listed threatened and endangered species or containing federally designated critical habitat where the species or the critical habitat could be jeopardized, destroyed, or adversely modified without the EWP practice;
    (B) Sites that contain or are in the proximity to cultural sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places where the listed resource would be jeopardized if the EWP practice were not installed;
    (C) Sites where prime farmland supporting high value crops is threatened;
    (D) Sites containing wetlands that would be damaged or destroyed without the EWP practice;
    (E) Sites that have a major effect on water quality; and
    (F) Sites containing unique habitat, including but not limited to, areas inhabited by State-listed threatened and endangered species, fish and wildlife management areas, or State-identified sensitive habitats; and

Citations to §624.8(c)(iii)

  • (iv) When reviewing paragraphs (c)(3)(i) through (iii) of this section, NRCS will take into account the following resources as they may affect the priority, including, but not limited to:
    (A) Sites inhabited by federally listed threatened and endangered species or containing federally designated critical habitat where the species or the critical habitat could be jeopardized, destroyed, or adversely modified without the EWP practice;
    (B) Sites that contain or are in the proximity to cultural sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places where the listed resource would be jeopardized if the EWP practice were not installed;
    (C) Sites where prime farmland supporting high value crops is threatened;
    (D) Sites containing wetlands that would be damaged or destroyed without the EWP practice;
    (E) Sites that have a major effect on water quality; and
    (F) Sites containing unique habitat, including but not limited to, areas inhabited by State-listed threatened and endangered species, fish and wildlife management areas, or State-identified sensitive habitats; and