Forest Management and Timber Harvest Sample Clauses

Forest Management and Timber Harvest. Forest management and timber harvesting are allowed, provided these activities are carried out, to the extent practicable, in accordance with current, generally accepted best management practices for the sites, soils, and terrain of the Property. Renewable energy. To install, maintain, repair and replace renewable energy generation equipment, such as photovoltaic panels, solar water heaters, and windmills, for the purpose of generating energy for the agricultural and residential needs of the Property, provided that placement of all such equipment must: (a) be located to minimize impact on the Conservation Values and be consistent with the Purposes of this Easement; (b) be built and maintained within the impervious surface limits as defined in Exhibit B, paragraph 14; (c) consistent with the Purposes of this Easement, and (d) receive prior written approval from Grantee pursuant to Section 4 of this Easement. Photovoltaic panels mounted on roofs must be flush with the roof surface. All free-standing renewable energy equipment permitted by this Paragraph shall not exceed a height of twenty (20) feet. The sale of excess power generated in the operation of renewable energy structures and associated equipment or other energy structures that Grantee approves in writing as being consistent with the Purposes of this Easement. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Paragraph that may be construed to the contrary and excluding net metering credits, the Property may not be used as a commercial wind farm, commercial solar energy collection facility, or for other commercial or non-commercial energy collection or generation purposes, if such purposes compromise or impact the Conservation Values, including but not limited to the agricultural, open-space and scenic values that are protected by this Easement Signs. At Grantor’s discretion, to place several small signs on the borders of the Property stating that Grantor’s property is protected by a conservation easement held by the Gallatin Valley Land Trust. Signs that do not exceed twenty (20) square feet identifying permitted agricultural and/or recreational activities that are conducted on the Property are permitted. Allowed commercial uses. Consistent with the restriction on industrial and commercial uses set forth in Exhibit B, Paragraph 4, the following uses shall be considered allowed commercial uses, as long as they are conducted in a manner that does not have an adverse impact on the agricultural use and futur...
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Forest Management and Timber Harvest. Forest management and timber harvesting are allowed, provided these activities are carried out, to the extent practicable, in accordance with current, generally accepted best management practices for the sites, soils, and terrain of the Property.
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Forest Management and Timber Harvest. Forest management and timber harvesting is permitted, provided all forest management and timber harvesting is carried out in accordance with all applicable local, State, Federal, and other governmental laws and regulations and to the extent reasonably practicable, in accordance with current, generally accepted best management practices for the sites, soils, and terrain of the Protected Property. A Forest Management Plan is required prior to any commercial forest management activities or harvesting, updated at least every twenty five (25) years and shall be provided to the Conservancy for review and approval pursuant to the terms set forth in Paragraph (F) herein. The Forest Management Plan must be prepared by a professional resource manager, in consultation with the Grantee. and approved by the NRCS State Conservationist or his or her designee (State Conservationist). Forest Management Plans may include a forest stewardship plan, as specified in Section (5) of the Cooperative Forestry Assistance Act of 1978 (16 U.S.C. 2103a), another practice plan approved by the State Forester, or another plan determined appropriate by the State Conservationist. A forest management plan shall not be required for the following permitted non- commercial activities: (i) cutting of trees for the construction of permitted roads, utilities, buildings and structures on the Protected Property, (ii) cutting of trees for trail clearing, (iii) cutting of trees for domestic uses by Grantor, (iv) removal of trees posing an imminent hazard to the health or safety of persons or livestock, or (v) removal of invasive species.
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