Landowner Agreements Sample Clauses
A Landowner Agreements clause outlines the terms and conditions under which a landowner permits another party to use, access, or develop their property. This clause typically specifies the rights and responsibilities of both the landowner and the other party, such as maintenance obligations, permitted uses, and duration of the agreement. For example, it may address issues like access for construction, payment of fees, or restoration of the land after use. The core function of this clause is to clearly define the relationship between the landowner and the user, minimizing disputes and ensuring both parties understand their obligations and rights.
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Landowner Agreements the Municipality will be responsible for:
(a) obtaining the written consent of all affected landowners and third parties to complete the Wetland Replacement Projects;
(b) securing Wetland Replacement Projects by negotiating and entering into formal written agreements with private landowners to secure lands for Wetland Replacement Projects as required;
(c) ensuring that landowner agreements:
(i) provide unrestricted access to the Municipality and the Province (notwithstanding the Province not being party to the agreement) to the lands required for the purposes of the Wetland Replacement Project, for the entire duration of the landowner agreement;
(ii) address compensation to the landowner (including amount and payment structure) for the securement of the landowner’s lands;
(iii) address permissible activities within and immediately surrounding the wetland and timing of those activities;
(iv) if the Municipality intends to enter into the landowner agreement prior to the Province and the Municipality entering into a Service Contract, the landowner agreement will be made subject to the condition precedent of the Municipality and the Province entering into a Service Contract for the Wetland Replacement Project;
(v) permit early termination by the Municipality if the related Service Contract is terminated prior to its expiry date;
(vi) have a minimum 10 year term, commencing on or about the commencement date of the Wetland Replacement Project;
(vii) contain an acknowledgement by the landowner that:
a. any wetlands restored or constructed on the landowner’s lands as part of the Wetland Replacement Project are protected by the restrictions in the Alberta Water Act and are subject to the Water Act and any other applicable acts, and
b. that any future activity that may impact the Wetland Replacement Project will require a wetland assessment and will be subject to the Alberta Wetland Policy; and
(viiii) are registered by the Municipality against the certificate of title to the landowner’s land for the duration of the landowner agreement.
(d) taking steps to address any landowner non-compliance with a landowner agreement; and
(e) providing copies of landowner agreements to the Province upon request.
Landowner Agreements. Based on the analysis under Section 7.5.1, the Secretary, upon acquisition of the Keno facility, will execute new agreements with landowners who currently have agreements in the Lake Ewauna to Keno reach, as the Secretary determines are necessary to avoid adverse impacts to the landowners resulting from the transfer, consistent with Applicable Law, operational requirements, and hydrologic conditions.
Landowner Agreements. The Tribe and any landowners who may be affected by operations of the Tribe under a tribal Work Plan, may be protected and governed by site specific criteria applicable to groundwater withdrawals and, if applicable, to surface water withdrawals, determined by private agreement, which may include provisions for arbitration. Criteria for groundwater withdrawals may apply to well placement, construction and operation. Similar criteria for surface withdrawal pumps or other works will be identified, if appropriate, to implement the purpose and intent of this subsection. Any such private agreement may be presented to the District for approval and if so app roved by the Board the agreement shall have, as between the parties to such agreement, the force and effect of the Compact and, specifically, shall prevail in any dispute between the parties to such private agreement in the event of a conflict with the Compact, the Manual or with other applicable permitting criteria of the District. Nothing herein shall affect the authority of the District to evaluate Work Plans, permit applications, or other requests for approval under other provisions of the Compact or state law. Nothing herein shall be construed to preclude a third person from asserting that such Work Plan, permit application, or other request for approval adversely affects their substantial interests. The private agreement between the Tribe and United St ates Sugar Corporation entered into prior to May 15, 1987 is attached hereto as Exhibit A and made a part hereof. The private agreement between the Tribe and ▇▇▇▇▇ Bros., Inc. entered into prior to May 15, 1987 is attached hereto as Exhibit B and made a part hereof. Both private agreements are hereby approved.
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Landowner Agreements. If this Agreement is for a BMP Implementation Project, the Contractor must have an executed funding agreement with each participating landowner prior to submitting any claims for payment for implementation funds under this Agreement. The landowner must acknowledge and agree that they will be responsible for the total BMP implementation costs and that all state assistance payments will be made on a reimbursement basis. The funding agreement must also state that all cost overruns will be the responsibility of the landowner. The amount and source of all landowner contributions must be identified, and a commitment of match for contingency funds must be included. If the source of the landowner contribution originates from a Federal or local program the amount and specific source should be identified. The landowner must also acknowledge and agree that the total amount of state assistance payments and matching funds received from Federal or local sources cannot exceed 100% of the final project costs and that state assistance payments may be reduced accordingly.
Landowner Agreements. The PROJECT must be located on real property in which the LOCAL SPONSOR have interest evidenced by valid title or easement, extending in perpetuity. All legally binding property arrangements must be obtained prior to the start of construction and should provide the Project Manager and all contractors have the right to access the property and to do the PROJECT work. The LOCAL SPONSOR shall obtain and enter into appropriate legally binding arrangements to ensure that the land rights necessary for operation and maintenance procedures, as set forth in the Operations and Maintenance Plan for the PROJECT identified in Section 3.3, are possible in perpetuity. DCEO-STOCIP funding shall not pay for any easements or deed or plat restrictions necessary to implement the PROJECT on property that is benefiting from the PROJECT.
Landowner Agreements