Agricultural Use. If this property is to be used principally for agricultural purposes, Purchaser agrees to conduct farm and livestock operations in accordance with good husbandry practices. In the event a forfeiture action is instituted, Purchaser consents to Seller's entry on the premises to take any reasonable action to conserve soil, crops, trees, and livestock.
Agricultural Use. This Property may be located in the vicinity of land used primarily for agricultural purposes on which normal agricultural uses and activities have been afforded the highest priority use status. If this is the case it can be anticipated that such agricultural uses and activities may now, or in the future, involve noise, dust, manure, and other odors, the use of agriculture chemicals, and nighttime farm operations. The use and enjoyment of this Property is expressly conditioned on acceptance of any annoyance or inconvenience which may result from such normal agricultural uses and activities. In certain instances governmental authorities require a deed restriction to this effect when properties are located in the vicinity of land used for agricultural purposes.
Agricultural Use. Below is a list of agricultural activities. In the boxes provided, please check the major agricultural activity, secondary agricultural activity, and any other agricultural uses of the land to be included in the agreement. Major farm activity Secondary farm activity Major farm activity Secondary farm activity Dairying Grain Egg production Mint Floriculture Nuts and berries Fish or fur Sod farming Forest & game management Vegetable raising Grazing Commercial feedlot Livestock Hay (grass) Orchards Seed Greenhouse/nursery Other farm activity (list below) Poultry raising
Agricultural Use. The City agrees that Owner may continue the agricultural uses that are presently being conducted on the Property in the same manner as they have historically been performed until the development of the Property. The Owner understands and agrees that upon issuance of the first non- agricultural building permit for the Property, such agricultural activities shall cease, and any livestock, barbed wire, and/or electric fences shall be removed from the Property. The Owner understands that discharge of firearms is strictly prohibited in the City of Xxxxx.
Agricultural Use. Whether the Property is subject to restrictions for agricultural use pursuant to the Xxxxxxxxxx Act (Government Code §§51200-51295).
Agricultural Use. Trustor covenants, represents and warrants that the Trust Property is not used principally for agricultural purposes.
Agricultural Use. Hildale shall have the right to use the Property for agricultural purposes during the term of this Agreement. The costs for Hildale’s agricultural uses or improvements for Hildale’s agricultural uses shall be paid by Hildale.
Agricultural Use. The City agrees that Owner may continue the agricultural uses that are presently being conducted on the Property in the same manner as they have historically been performed until the development of the Property. The Owner understands and agrees that upon issuance of the first non-agricultural building permit for the Property, such agricultural activities shall cease, and any livestock, barbed wire, and/or electric fences shall be removed from the Property. The Owner understands that discharge of firearms is strictly prohibited in the City of Xxxxx. Limitation on Fee Impositions by the City. The City agrees that the Property shall be subject to typical development fees similar to those that are imposed on other developments in the City pursuant to the City’s regulations and ordinances unless otherwise mutually agreed upon by the Owner and the City.
Agricultural Use. The provisions of this Easement and associated exhibits may not be interpreted to restrict the types of agricultural operations that can function on the Property (except commercial feedlots which are expressly prohibited), so long as the agricultural operations are consistent with the long-term viability of the Property and Purposes of this Easement. No uses will be allowed that violate Federal laws, including Federal drug laws, or that decrease the Easement’s protection of the Purposes of this Easement. Agricultural uses that are allowed include but are not limited to:
Agricultural Use. The Subdivision, including the Lot, is an agricultural community that is located within an "agricultural" district under the State of Hawaii land use laws and an AG-2 district under the zoning ordinances of the City and County of Honolulu, and on lands with soil classified by the Land Study Bureau's detailed land classification as having an overall (master) productivity rating of Class C and E. Accordingly, all uses conducted on the Lot and all of the other lots within the Subdivision are limited to the uses expressly permitted by all land use and zoning laws, ordinances, regulations and requirements establishing and governing agricultural use, including those set forth in Hawaii Revised Statutes ("HRS") Chapter 205 and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder, and Revised Ordinances of Honolulu ("ROH") Chapter 21, Articles 3 and 5, and the rules and regulations promulgated thereunder, as the same may be amended, replaced and/or supplemented (collectively, the “Zoning Laws”), and must be consistent with the purpose and intent of agricultural districts and soil classifications described herein and therein, including without limitation, HRS Section 205-2 and ROH Section 21-3.50. Such agricultural use shall be of perpetual duration so long as the Subdivision is zoned agricultural. In particular, the activities and uses that may be conducted on the Lot and the Subdivision are set forth in HRS Sections 205-2, 205-4.5 and 205-5, as further defined by ROH Chapter 21, Articles 3 and 5, and Tables 21-3 (permitted uses and structures) and 21-3.1 (development standards), as the same may be amended. Among other uses, the Zoning Laws currently limit the types of dwellings that can be constructed and maintained on the Lot to farm dwellings and farm buildings that comply with the standards set forth in ROH Chapter 21, Article 5. A "farm dwelling" is currently defined under HRS Section 205-4.5(a)(4) as "a single-family dwelling located on and used in connection with a farm," or "where agricultural activity provides income to the family occupying the dwelling". Farm dwellings must also comply with standards set forth in ROH Chapter 21, Article 5, including without limitation, the prohibition against more than one farm dwelling for each two acres of lot area and the requirement that each farm dwelling and any accessory use, to the extent permitted by the Zoning Laws and the Subdivision Declaration, be contained within a contiguous polygon area that does not exceed 5...
