Agricultural Management Plan Sample Clauses

Agricultural Management Plan. The Deed provides for preparation and periodic updating of an agricultural management plan describing the agricultural values and uses of the Property. Owner shall work diligently to prepare the initial AMP (“Initial AMP”), including engaging a consultant at Owner’s expense, meeting with the consultant and Client, reviewing and revising drafts, and approving the final document. It is understood that the consulting agreement may provide Owner and Client an election for Client to pay the consultant’s fees and expenses (together, “Paid Consulting Fees”), with any such payment to be credited against the Purchase Price as set out in Section 3.3 of the Easement.
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