Leaning Juniper I Wind Facility - Eagle Incidental Take Permit

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Leaning Juniper I Wind Facility - Eagle Incidental Take Permit

Location/Size: Gilliam County, OR. Project consists of 67 wind turbines.
Eagle Take Permit Issued/Expires: 2/1/2021 - 1/31/2051
Authorized Take: 113 Golden Eagles and 113 Bald Eagles over 30 years
Mitigation Required:  516 to 1,182 pole retrofits, 30-year or 10-year retrofit longevity, respectively

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