Recreational Uses. The ability to engage in undeveloped recreational uses, including undeveloped hunting and fishing and leasing of such rights for economic gain, pursuant to applicable Tribal and Federal regulations that may be in effect at the time. Undeveloped recreational uses must be consistent with the long-term protection and enhancement of the wetland and other natural values of the Property. Undeveloped recreational use may include hunting equipment, such as, tree stands and hunting blinds that are rustic and customary for the locale as determined by NRCS.
Recreational Uses. The right to undeveloped recreational uses, including undeveloped hunting and fishing and leasing of such rights for economic gain, pursuant to applicable State and Federal regulations that may be in effect at the time. Undeveloped recreational uses may include use of hunting or observation blinds that will accommodate no more than four people and are temporary, nonpermanent, and easily assembled, disassembled, and moved without heavy equipment. Undeveloped recreational uses must be consistent with the long-term protection and enhancement of the wetland and other natural values of the Easement Area.
Recreational Uses. The right to undeveloped recreational uses, including hunting and fishing, and including leasing of such rights for economic gain, pursuant to applicable State and Federal regulations that may be in effect at the time.
Recreational Uses. Undeveloped recreational uses, such as hiking, camping, bird watching, hunting, and fishing are permitted as long as such uses do not impair the forestland resources, wildlife and aquatic habitats, and the other Conservation Values.
Recreational Uses. The Parties acknowledge that providing recreational opportunities on Park District lands is integral to the Park District’s mission. The Parties further acknowledge that certain low-intensity recreational uses are appropriate within the Preserve System, subject to appropriate constraints to protect Covered Species and natural communities. The Parties therefore agree that it is appropriate for the Implementing Entity, in consultation with the Park District, to integrate the Park District’s recreation planning goals and objectives into the system-wide preserve management plans and parcel-specific Preserve Management Plans described in Section 10.3, below, for Park District lands within the Plan Area that are being credited to the HCP/NCCP, to the extent consistent with the HCP/NCCP’s land management goals and objectives and the requirements of this Agreement and the Permits.
Recreational Uses. Currently Owned City Property. In consultation with NYSDEC, USEPA (for the Catskill and Delaware Watershed), the appropriate local governments, and the appropriate regional Sporting Advisory Subcommittee, the City will also undertake a comprehensive review of existing and potential recreational uses on currently owned City property. The City will submit a preliminary report, within two years of the Effective Date of this Agreement, to the Watershed Protection and Partnership Council established pursuant to Article IV of this Agreement regarding recreational uses on currently owned and newly acquired City property.
Recreational Uses. Recreational and educational uses will be allowed on Conservation Lands where the Implementing Entity determines that such uses would be compatible with the preservation and enhancement of Covered Species and natural communities. The Implementing Entity will ensure that a recreational uses strategy is included in all Management Plans for Conservation Lands on which educational or recreational uses will be allowed, as further described in BRCP Chapter 5. The Implementing Entity will not allow recreational uses within any unit of the Conservation Lands System until the Wildlife Agencies have approved a Management Plan that includes a recreational uses strategy for the lands; provided, however, that existing recreational uses on lands incorporated into the BRCP Conservation Lands from existing open space (e.g., County Parks) will continue until the Management Plan and associated recreational use strategy is completed.
Recreational Uses except those in which the conduct of com- mercial affairs plays a major part.
Recreational Uses. Grantor reserves exclusive recreational snowmobiling and ATV use on the Protected Property, provided that Grantor, its lessees and invitees, may only undertake recreational snowmobile or ATV uses that are also available to the public, at the sole discretion of Grantor, pursuant to the Public Recreation Plan. THE FOLLOWING REPLACES THE ABOVE-DELETED TERMS OF THE RESERVED RIGHTS SECTION 13). (A):
Recreational Uses. Non-commercial and commercial recreational uses such as hunting, fishing, horseback riding, wilderness camping, picnicking, education, wildlife viewing, hiking, non-motorized cycling, rock collecting, and photography may be undertaken without further permission from Rangeland Trust; provided, that no such use shall be allowed to impair Conservation Values. All other recreational uses are prohibited on the Easement Area except with the advance written permission of Rangeland Trust, which must be supported by Landowner’s showing to the reasonable satisfaction of Rangeland Trust that the proposed use is consistent with the Conservation Purposes.
