What guidelines can be used to assist applicants that are addressing priorities related to upgrading existing facilities in anticipation of the new standards?
The MMHSRP has issued interim guidance for marine mammal rehabilitation facilities. These guidelines will remain interim guidance until the finalization of the Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement, expected to be completed in the summer of 2007. While minor changes may be made to the document prior to it becoming final, applicants are encouraged to use it as guidance. In addition to this document, the Animal Plant and Health Inspection Service (APHIS) marine mammal regulations may also be used as guidelines in assisting applicants addressing priorities related to upgrading existing facilities. The APHIS regulations can be found at 9 CFR Part 3, within Subpart E. We encourage the applicant to thoroughly describe the details of the proposed facility enhancements so reviewers may assess how they fulfill minimum standard guidance.
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