Regulation & law · 23/11/2007

Charlotte County Board of Commissioners Requests Incidental Take Permit for Habitat Destruction

The Charlotte County Board of Commissioners is seeking an incidental take permit for the destruction of 84.2 acres of Florida scrub-jay habitat during road construction and community redevelopment projects in Charlotte County, Florida. The permit would allow for the incidental take of 11 scrub-jay families.

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