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<br />Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program HABITAT CONSERVATION PLAN <br />Chapter 2 Activities Covered by the Permit <br />2.1 Covered Activities <br />The Applicants seek incidental take coverage for four categories of activities that may result in <br />incidental take of the fish and wildlife Covered Species: (1) the regulation and use of the <br />Aquifer; (2) recreational activities in the Comal and San Marcos spring and river ecosystems; (3) <br />other activities in, and related to, the Comal and San Marcos springs and river ecosystems; and <br />(4) activities involved in and related to the implementation of the minimization and mitigation <br />measures in these ecosystems. <br />The protection and regulation of the use Edwards Aquifer is the responsibility of the Edwards <br />Aquifer Authority (EAA). The EAA also seeks coverage for the persons and entities it <br />authorizes to use the Aquifer. The San Antonio Water System (SAWS), the City of San Marcos, <br />and Texas State University seek incidental take coverage, as Applicants, for their pumping from <br />the Aquifer authorized by the EAA. <br />The cities of New Braunfels and San Marcos and Texas State University have the authority to <br />manage the spring and river ecosystems within their respective jurisdictions including many <br />aspects of the use of the ecosystems for recreation. They are seeking incidental take coverage <br />for these activities. <br />Each of the Applicants will be responsible for the implementation of minimization and mitigation <br />measures as well as measures that contribute to the recovery of the Covered Species. In <br />addition, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has created a state scientific area to <br />protect Texas wild-rice and habitat in the San Marcos Springs ecosystem during low flows. They <br />will pursue an additional state scientific area in the Comal Springs ecosystem to protect fountain <br />darter habitat. TPWD also intends to participate in the implementation of other minimization and <br />mitigation measures in both ecosystems. Incidental take coverage is sought for all of these <br />activities. <br />The following is a brief description of the specific activities for which incidental take coverage is <br />sought. Detailed descriptions of the measures that will be implemented to minimize and <br />mitigate the impacts of the incidental take are set out in Chapter 5. <br />2.2 Edwards Aquifer Authority <br />withdrawal of groundwater from the Aquifer. The EAA carries out its statutory powers through <br />rulemaking. <br />The EAA seeks incidental take ms that implement these statutory <br />functions. In addition, the EAA seeks coverage for persons who are both authorized under the <br /> <br />2-1 <br /> <br />
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