PERMITTED USES AND PRACTICES Clause Samples
The 'Permitted Uses and Practices' clause defines the specific ways in which a party is allowed to use certain property, information, or rights under an agreement. It typically outlines the authorized activities, such as using confidential information for internal business purposes or utilizing licensed materials within agreed-upon limits. By clearly delineating what is and is not allowed, this clause helps prevent misuse, reduces ambiguity, and protects the interests of the party granting the rights or access.
PERMITTED USES AND PRACTICES. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Easement, Grantor reserves to itself, and its successors, and assigns, all rights accruing from the ownership of the Property, including the right to engage in or permit or invite others to engage in all uses of the Property that: (i) are not expressly prohibited by this Easement; (ii) are not inconsistent with the terms, conditions, and purpose of this Easement (as described in Section 1 hereof); and (iii) do not cause immediate or long- term damage, harm, injury, destruction or loss to the Property. Specifically, Grantor shall have the right to operate, utilize and maintain the Property for use as a golf course, but only in those areas in use as a golf course as of the date of the recordation of this Easement.
PERMITTED USES AND PRACTICES. CITY and COUNTY intend that this Conservation Easement shall limit the uses of the Property to conservation activities that are consistent with the Purpose and such other related uses as are described herein. The following uses and practices, if in accordance with federal, state and county laws and ordinances, and in a manner to minimize impact on the Conservation Values are specifically permitted:
PERMITTED USES AND PRACTICES. The following uses and practices are permitted under this Easement, and these practices are not to be precluded, prevented, or limited by this Easement:
2.1. Environmental, wildlife habitat, open agriculture, and passive recreational uses. Other uses as allowed under the Open Space provisions of the Boulder County Comprehensive Plan, the City of Longmont’s Charter, Longmont Municipal Code or the City of Longmont Open Space Master Plan relating to the usage of open space lands, may be permitted upon the Property or portions thereof.
PERMITTED USES AND PRACTICES