Compatible Uses Clause Samples

Compatible Uses. The Real Estate shall be dedicated and maintained for the use(s) set forth in the Program Documents for a five year period or until a Certificate of Completion is issued by OCRA.

Compatible Uses. A. General (1) WRP lands may be used for compatible economic uses, if such use is permitted by the warranty easement deed or 30-year contract, or authorized under the WRPO or a CUA, if applicable. The warranty easement deed or 30-year contract identifies that certain activities, such as undeveloped hunting and fishing pursuant to State and Federal regulations in effect at the time, is compatible with WRP and thus is a reserved right. Most other activities require site-specific evaluation prior to determining whether such activities are compatible. Note: Only activities that further both the long-term protection and enhancement of the wetland and other natural values of the project area may be authorized as compatible uses through the CUA process identified in this section. (2) The State Conservationist, with advice from the STC, will establish guidelines for compatible uses. Approved activities must provide for the full array of habitat types for which the enrollment was established, unless changes in habitat or management objectives are identified by NRCS with input U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). CUAs must not adversely affect habitat for migratory birds, at-risk species, and threatened or endangered species. (3) On easements and 30-year contracts on non-Tribal trust lands, CUAs are required any time a landowner is affecting the hydrology or vegetation of the project area, even when the landowner is carrying out management activities determined necessary by NRCS and outlined in the WRPO. (4) The initiation of the CUA process may stem from a landowner request or from NRCS-initiated discussions and subsequent agreement with the landowner that certain activities are warranted. A landowner who obtains approval to implement compatible use activities is not under any obligation to implement the activities; however, if the landowner chooses to implement the activities, they must be conducted in accordance with the terms of the authorization. (5) Since resource conditions change over time, NRCS cannot determine that any use is permanently compatible with the project. Therefore, the landowner will not be assured of any specific level or frequency of such use that extends for the duration of the enrollment period, but rather compatible uses will be authorized for a specific period of time. All CUAs will be incorporated into the WRPO and will stipulate that NRCS retains the right to modify or cancel the use at any time NRCS determines the use to be in conflic...

Compatible Uses. The land shall be used for purposes compatible with open space, recreational, or wetlands management practices; in general, such uses include parks for outdoor recreational activities, nature reserves, unimproved previous parking lots and other uses described in 44 C.F.R. Section 206-434, as it reads now and may be amended in the future.

Compatible Uses. The term “Compatible Uses,” means land uses which are appropriate given the area’s exposure to Aircraft overflight and noise, and the limitations on development necessary to preclude potential hazards to air navigation. Compatible Uses which may conform with the preceding definition include, but are not limited to, commercial uses such as office, warehousing, manufacturing, business, professional, and wholesale and retail, provided any occupied structure is constructed using noise attenuation construction techniques in compliance with FAA regulations as further outlined in Sections 1.4.3.3, 1.4.3.4 and 3.18 below; communication uses; transportation uses such as railroad, motor vehicle, rapid transit and street railway transportation; street and highway rights-of-way; utility rights-of- way; parking; general dispersed recreation; golf courses; and drainage facilities.

Compatible Uses. The Shore Crest Estates Pond Property shall be dedicated and maintained in perpetuity as open space for the conservation of natural floodplain functions. Such uses may include parks for outdoor recreational activities; wetlands management; unimproved, unpaved parking lots; buffer zones; and other uses consistent with FEMA guidance for open space acquisition.

Compatible Uses. The Easement Area shall be used only for flood storage capacity, wetlands management, open green space, or recreational purposes. The following uses are compatible and are expressly permitted in the Easement Area: i. Any use of the Easement Area existing or proposed (See Exhibit A) on the date of this agreement may continue in such use. ii. Roadway or utility crossings necessary for the functional use of adjacent lands, as approved in advance by the City’s Director of Public Works & Utilities. iii. Trails or other public recreational components as approved in advance by the City’s Director of Public Works & Utilities.

Compatible Uses. The Easement Area shall be used only for purposes compatible with open space, recreational, or wetlands management practices. Notwithstanding subsection B, “Non-Compatible Uses,” below, the following uses are compatible with the purposes of the Easement Area: i. Public sanitary sewer lines along the stream alignment necessary for the functional use of adjacent lands, as approved in advance by the Director of Public Works & Utilities, provided the corridor is restored following disturbance to the maximum extent practicable. ii. Trails or other public recreational components as approved in advance by the Director of Public Works & Utilities. iii. Stream rehabilitation, water quality projects, or protection/restoration of other natural resources listed in Exhibit B as approved in advance by the Director of Public Works & Utilities. iv. Storm drain and outlet improvements conforming to the City’s design standards necessary for the functional drainage of adjacent lands as approved in advance by the Director of Public Works and Utilities.

Compatible Uses. Retain the flexibility allowed by the proposed rule’s wording because it leaves room for the lease to define compatible uses. We accepted this suggestion. • Revise to allow for compatible uses by the landowner or someone authorized by the landowner, regardless of whether the lease specifies that the compatible use is allowed. We did not incorporate this change because the lease should specify if the Indian landowners will allow compatible uses. Another commenter suggested requiring the lease to identify what uses the landowner is reserving. While the lease may specify the uses, the final rule is not requiring it.

Compatible Uses. Goose Creek shall provide Lessor with written notice of its intention to interconnect distribution facilities to the Delivery Facilities or Delivery Facilities Additions for the purpose of serving other customers of Goose Creek. Goose Creek shall furnish Lessor such plans and specifications and other information regarding the proposed interconnection as Lessor may reasonably request in order to evaluate the nature and extent of the proposed interconnection and to ensure Goose Creek’s continued compliance with its service obligations to the Mt ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and other obligations set forth herein. Within 30 days of the receipt of such plans and specifications, Lessor shall make a determination whether the proposed uses of the Delivery Facilities or Delivery Facilities Additions to serve other Goose Creek customers are consistent with Goose Creek’s performance of its service obligation to the Mt ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and its other obligations herein; such uses of the Delivery Facilities or Delivery Facilities Additions to serve other Goose Creek customers, that conform to and are consistent with Goose Creek’s performance of its obligations herein, are referred to as "Compatible Uses". Any facilities interconnected to, or added to, the Delivery Facilities or Delivery Facilities Additions to serve a Compatible Use are referred to as “Third Party Distribution Lines”.