Common use of Mitigation Land Clause in Contracts

Mitigation Land. To the extent provided in the Development Business Plan and consented to by Tejon during the Remaining Entitlement Period (which consent may be withheld in its sole and absolute discretion), after the Remaining Contribution Date, Tejon shall grant a non-exclusive access easement covering additional land owned by Tejon (or if required by the applicable governing agencies, convey in fee by grant deed additional land owned by Tejon), in the event the Company is required to dedicate such land for mitigation purposes to comply with its obligations or conditions of approval for the Entitlements (including conditions of approval imposed to settle any litigation challenging the Entitlements if such settlement has been approved by Tejon and the Executive Committee, in their respective sole and absolute discretion) (the “Mitigation Land”). Tejon hereby agrees to grant a non-exclusive access easement covering (or if required by the applicable governing agencies, convey in fee by grant deed to the Company as Mitigation Land) the North and South Mitigation Land at such time required by the applicable governing agencies but no sooner than the Remaining Contribution Date. Tejon shall not receive any credit to its Book Capital Account (or otherwise receive any reimbursement, compensation, or other amounts) as a result of conveying or otherwise granting any rights to any Mitigation Land pursuant to this Section 9.1.