reservoir shoreline sites identified in the SBAE as being in an active erosion condition to determine whether or not control measures need to be implemented, and provisions for implementing necessary control measures as their need is identified; (2) a schedule for visual inspection on a 5- to 7-year basis of the reservoir shorelines identified in the SBAE as experiencing minor or moderate erosion, and provisions for determining whether specific sites would be reclassified and added to the "active" sites in (1), above; and (3) provisions for periodic review and modification of the plan. The Licensee shall prepare the plan after consultation with the Montana DEQ, the Montana State Historic Preservation Officer, the Gallatin National Forest, the Helena National Forest, BLM, and BOR. The Licensee shall include with the plan documentation of consultation, copies of documents and recommendations on the completed plan after it has been prepared and provided to the agencies, and specific descriptions of how the agencies' comments are accommodated by the plan. The Licensee shall allow a minimum of 30 days for the agencies to comment and to make recommendations before filing the plan with the Commission. If the Licensee does not adopt a recommendation, the filing shall include the Licensee's reasons, based on conditions at the site. The Commission reserves the right to require changes in the plan to ensure proper control of shoreline erosion, and adequate protection of the environmental and cultural values of the project area. Upon Commission approval, the Licensee shall implement the plan including any changes required by the Commission. Article 403. Within 180 days after the issuance date of the license, the Licensee shall file for Commission approval, and upon approval, implement the approved plan to operate the Missouri Madison Project developments as described below: Hebgen Development (1) maintain a continuous minimum flow of 150 cfs in the Madison River as measured just downstream from Hebgen Dam at USGS Gauge No. 6385, and a continuous minimum flow of 600 cfs at USGS Gauge No. 6388 near the Kirby Ranch; (2) limit flows at USGS Gauge No. 6388 near Kirby Ranch to no more than 3,500 cfs to minimize erosion of the Quake Lake outlet; (3) changes in outflow from Hebgen Dam to no more than 10 percent per day for the entire year;
reservoir shoreline sites identified in the SBAE as being in an active erosion condition to determine whether or not control measures need to be implemented, and provisions for implementing necessary control measures as their need is identified; (2) a schedule for visual inspection on a 5- to 7-year basis of the reservoir shorelines identified in the SBAE as experiencing minor or moderate erosion, and provisions for determining whether specific sites would be reclassified and added to the "active" sites in (1), above; and (3) provisions for periodic review and modification of the plan. The Licensee shall prepare the plan after consultation with the Montana DEQ, the Montana State Historic Preservation Officer, the Gallatin National Forest, the Helena National Forest, BLM, and BOR. The Licensee shall include with the plan documentation of consultation, copies of documents and recommendations on the completed plan after it has been prepared and provided to the agencies, and specific descriptions of how the agencies' comments are accommodated by the plan. The Licensee shall allow a minimum of 30 days for the agencies to comment and to make recommendations before filing the plan with the Commission. If the Licensee does not adopt a recommendation, the filing shall include the Licensee's reasons, based on conditions at the site. The Commission reserves the right to require changes in the plan to ensure proper control of shoreline erosion, and adequate protection of the environmental and cultural values of the project area. Upon Commission approval, the Licensee shall implement the plan including any changes required by the Commission. Article 403. Within 180 days after the issuance date of the license, the Licensee shall file for Commission approval, and upon approval, implement the approved plan to operate the Missouri Madison Project developments as described below: Hebgen Development (1) maintain a continuous minimum flow of 150 cfs in the Madison River as measured just downstream from Hebgen Dam at USGS Gauge No. 6385, and a continuous minimum flow of 600 cfs at USGS Gauge No. 6388 near the Kirby Ranch; (2) limit flows at USGS Gauge No. 6388 near Kirby Ranch to no more than 3,500 cfs to minimize erosion of the Quake Lake outlet; (3) changes in outflow from Hebgen Dam to no more than 10 percent per day for the entire year;
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