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<br /> <br />Exhibit D SMP Update | Comment Matrix Page 5 of 15 <br />but are not limited to, rare or vulnerable ecological <br />systems; communities; and habitat or habitat <br />elements including seasonal ranges, breeding <br />habitat, winter range, and movement corridors; and <br />areas with high relative population density or <br />species richness. These areas do not include such <br />artificial features or constructs as irrigation delivery <br />systems, irrigation infrastructure, irrigation canals, or <br />drainage ditches that lie within the boundaries of <br />and are maintained by a port district or an irrigation <br />district or company. Natural watercourses such as <br />streams and rivers that carry irrigation water are not <br />considered to be an artificial feature (Ord. 2016-006, <br />2016) <br />17B.02.335 Elizabeth Torrey, <br />WDFW <br />1/5/2021 Amend: <br />"Mineral prospecting" means to excavate, process, <br />or classify aggregate using hand-held mineral <br />prospecting tools and mineral prospecting <br />equipment, conducted according to the provisions of <br />WAC 220 110 200 through 220 110 206 WAC 220- <br />660-300 (Ord. 2016-006, 2016) <br />The existing SMP references an <br />incorrect WAC, and staff <br />recommends accepting the <br />proposed correction. <br />17B.04.090.1 Elizabeth Torrey, <br />WDFW <br />1/5/2021 As currently published in the draft document, this <br />table is unreadable due to its layout. WDFW <br />requests that you provide a readable copy so that <br />reviewers may see which, if any, changes are <br />proposed. <br />Table layout has been changed <br />and the updated draft document <br />is available on the SMP website. <br />The updated draft was sent to <br />WDFW. <br />17B.05.020D.3.b Elizabeth Torrey, <br />WDFW <br />1/5/2021 References in section 17B.05.020D.3.b should be <br />changed from WDFW to U.S. Fish and Wildlife <br />Service (USFWS), because management of bald <br />eagles is now the primary responsibility of the <br />USFWS under the federal Bald and Golden Eagle <br />Staff acknowledges that the <br />management of bald eagles is <br />now the primary responsibility of <br />U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service <br />(USFWS), and not WDFW. Staff