Conservation Restriction Sample Clauses
A Conservation Restriction is a legal provision that limits the use or development of a property to protect its natural, scenic, or open-space values. Typically, this clause is used in real estate agreements or land deeds, where a landowner agrees not to build structures, alter landscapes, or engage in activities that could harm the ecological or aesthetic qualities of the land. By imposing these restrictions, the clause ensures the long-term preservation of important environmental resources, preventing future owners from engaging in activities that could degrade the land's conservation value.
Conservation Restriction. Following the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy, the Applicant agrees to place a perpetual conservation restriction (“CR”) on a minimum of a 6.75 acre portion of the Property. The Applicant agrees that it shall work with the Conservation Commission to develop a plan for invasive species management and that, subject to obtaining all required approvals, it shall be responsible for implementing the invasive species management plan. The parties agree that such CR shall be a “local” CR and shall not be submitted to the State for approval pursuant to M.G.L. c. 184, §§ 31-32.
Conservation Restriction. To be discussed.
Conservation Restriction. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, the Declarant and the Unit Owners shall not be permitted to construct any improvements or conduct any activities on the Open Space except as may be expressly permitted by the Conservation Restriction. [Signatures appear on the following page]
Conservation Restriction. The Owner shall convey the land described on Exhibit D to the Town subject to a Conservation Restriction on that portion thereof containing approximately 58.01 acres as shown on Exhibit E attached hereto. Such Conservation Restriction shall be substantially in the form of Exhibit F attached hereto.
Conservation Restriction