Land Ownership Sample Clauses

Land Ownership. The Owner is the owner of the freehold of the Land and has an interest in the Land within the meaning of the term in Section 106(9)(b) of the 1990 Act
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Land Ownership. The HPT Staff identifies all landowners through resources available to them (e.g., AZSITE, ROW, county assessor maps) information provided by the Environmental Planner and project team. If any of the following entities own or manage land within the APE, the HPT Staff contacts them directly as they may have information regarding resources within their jurisdiction that is not available on AZSITE or other available tools: • Tribes • Individual National Forests • Military • City of Phoenix • City of Tucson • Salt River ProjectPima County • City of Scottsdale NOTE: ADOT has easement over federal lands, but does not typically own the ROW. It is advisable to double check underlying landownership status. While most agencies input data into AZSITE, a few agencies and Tribes maintain their own databases. A large portion of the ADOT ROW has been previously surveyed for cultural resources. Unless the areas have not been previously surveyed, the survey does not meet today’s standards, or the specific agency and Tribe has requested a site file search for their lands, a new records check is not completed. The HPT Portal Contacts page is the official resource for the most updated contact information for each agency or Tribe and provides information on consultation preferences. Gila River Indian Community (GRIC), for example, will conduct the site file search with no consultant required. There is typically a charge for that service. ADOT has an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with GRIC that allows EP to pay GRIC directly for their services. To procure the services of any GRIC Staff for a project, the HPT Staff notifies the Cultural Resources Program Manager to utilize the IGA. Other entities may require an on-site visit to access their site files and other records. If necessary, a consultant may be tasked with doing background research requiring an on-site visit. If necessary, additional resources to be checked include local public agencies and historical societies. These are particularly useful for researching historic buildings.
Land Ownership. For the avoidance of doubt the parties acknowledge and agree that there will be no change in land ownership in respect of this agreement, nor will the Licensee restrict the core functions or activities of the Licensor nor require the Licensor to take any action which would be beyond its statutory powers or in breach of government policy or government accounting procedures. The Licensee shall not create or permit any restriction to the use of the Lands by the Licensor its agents contractors and others authorised by the Licensor in connection with its forestry function.
Land Ownership. (a) In accordance with the State Council Order No. 221 promulgated on 1 July 1997, after the training of the Shenzhen River, the boundary will follow the new centre line of the river. Regarding the “cross-boundary” land after the realignment of the Shenzhen River, the four sites originally within the administrative boundary of Shenzhen (i.e. sites A1 (i.e. the Loop), A2, A3 and A4 in the attached Plan 2) with an area of around 91 hectares, have since been included within the administrative boundary of the HKSAR. On the other hand, the 5 sites originally within the administrative boundary of the HKSAR (i.e. sites B1, B2, B3, B4 and B5 in the attached Plan 2) with an area of around 12 hectares, have since been included within the administrative boundary of Shenzhen.
Land Ownership. In relation to each Eligible Dwelling identified by the Provider for the future receipt of the Help to Buy (Scotland) Affordable New Build Scheme Equity Funding, either the Provider or one of its Group Companies (a) has, or (b) will have prior to any drawdown of Equity Funding in respect of that Eligible Dwelling, or (c) can procure pursuant to binding contractual arrangements with the proprietor of the Eligible Dwelling, a Good and Marketable Title to such Eligible Dwelling.
Land Ownership. 3) Agree Scheme Brief.
Land Ownership. In relation to each Eligible Xxxxxxxx identified by the Provider for future receipt of Equity Loan Funding, the Provider has a secure legal interest in such unit.
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Land Ownership. Fremont County is home to over 54,000 residents and is situated in the south- central portion of the state. The land is primarily rural, undeveloped land dedicated to the production of livestock. Increasingly, private lands are being developed, especially when adjacent to public lands, as residential areas, usually limited to 35-acre parcels as a minimum. Many subdivisions of earlier vintage also exist where lots as small a 1 acre each lie adjacent to public lands. Access is frequently limited and wildfire danger is high. • Wilderness areas and Wilderness Study Areas (WSA’s). In Fremont County there exists one wilderness area, the Sangre De Cristo Wilderness area in the San Xxxxxx national Forest and four wilderness study areas on BLM lands that require special approval for mechanized suppression activities. These are Beaver Creek, XxXxxxxx Hills, Upper Grape Creek and Lower Grape Creek. Land Ownership Table (VALUES ARE APPROXIMATE) Owner Acres Percentage of county United States Forest Service 98,944 10.04% Bureau of Land Management 338,212 34.35% Colorado State Land 77,865 7.9% Other Federal lands 6,161 0.63% Private/Local Government 463,489 47% Fremont County Total 984,671 Land Coverage Table Type Sq. Miles Sq. Km Percentage of County Built Area 9 22 0.56 Agricultural. Area 44 113 2.84 Grass Area 408 1058 26.57 Forest Area 1048 2715 68.18 Water Area 0 0 0 Shrub Area 11 27 0.69 Alpine Area 14 37 0.94
Land Ownership. The SSI does not own land; all the settlement lands are owned by the district land corporations in the three districts of Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx and K'xxxx Got'ine. In the Tulita district, the settlement lands are owned jointly by the Tulita Land Corporation, the Fort Xxxxxx Metis Land Corporation and the Xxxxx XxXxxxxx Land Corporation. In the K'asho Got'ine District, the land is owned jointly by the Yamoga Land Corporation (Fort Good Hope Band), the Fort Good Hope Metis Local No. 54 Land Corporation and the Ayoni Keh Land Corporation (Colville Lake). The Deline Land Corporation owns all the land in the Deline district.
Land Ownership. Developer owns in fee approximately 175.6 acres of real property in the County and a mineral estate consisting of 2,585 acres, which property is described in attached Exhibit A and shown on the map set forth in attached Exhibit B (the “Property”). The Centennial and Brunswick Industrial Sites are located within unincorporated western Nevada County. The 119-acre Brunswick Industrial Site (Assessor’s Parcel Numbers [APNs] 000-000-000, -004, -005, -034; and 000-000-000, -039) is located southwest of the intersection of East Xxxxxxx Road and Brunswick Road and is accessible from Brunswick Road or East Xxxxxxx Road. The 56.41-acre Centennial Industrial Site (APNs 000-000-000, -037, - 038, -039, -040; and 009-560-036) is located southwest of the intersection of Idaho Maryland Road and Centennial Drive.
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