RIGHTS OF ENTRY AND USE Sample Clauses

RIGHTS OF ENTRY AND USE. During the Term of this Contract and to the extent it is legally authorized to do so, the STATE hereby grants to PURCHASER the non-exclusive right to enter upon and use the Timber Sale Area and associated access routes across STATE land solely in accordance with the terms of the approved Operating Plan and other applicable provisions of this Contract. The granted rights include the right to construct Roads and Related Transportation Facilities to and within the Timber Sale Area and to use Construction Materials within the Timber Sale Area. Road construction will be as flagged and depicted on Exhibits A and F, unless otherwise specifically approved in writing by the STATE. Said rights will be exercised as reasonably necessary and at PURCHASER’s cost in strict accordance with the approved Operating Plan, applicable provisions of Law, and other applicable provisions of this Contract. Construction Material rights granted hereunder shall not be used to provide benefits to parties other than PURCHASER. The PURCHASER will compensate the STATE for any value lost through unauthorized use of Construction Material. PURCHASER shall fell, yard, remove, scale, and pay the applicable stumpage fee for all Merchantable Timber harvested in association with the rights of entry and use granted herein.
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RIGHTS OF ENTRY AND USE. The Common Area shall be subject to the following rights of entry and use:
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RIGHTS OF ENTRY AND USE. A. During the term of this Agreement and to the extent it is legally authorized to do so, the University hereby grants to Purchaser the non-exclusive right to enter upon and use the Timber Sale Area and associated access roads within University land solely in accordance with the terms of the approved Operating Plan and other applicable provisions of this Agreement.
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RIGHTS OF ENTRY AND USE. During the Term of this Contract and to the extent it is legally authorized to do so, the State (under the GNA) hereby grants to PURCHASER the non-exclusive right to enter upon and use the Timber Sale Area and associated access routes across federal lands solely in accordance with the terms of the approved Operating Plan, the EA, and other applicable provisions of this Contract. The PURCHASER will have rights as outlined under road use and other agreements which are mutually agreed to by the various landowners and are included in Exhibit E. The granted rights include the right to construct Roads and Related Transportation Facilities to and within the Timber Sale Area and to use Construction Materials within the Timber Sale Area that are outlined in an approved plan of operations. Road construction will be as flagged and depicted on Exhibits A and F, unless otherwise specifically approved in writing by the STATE. Said rights will be exercised as reasonably necessary and at PURCHASER’s cost in strict accordance with the approved Operating Plan, applicable provisions of Law, and other applicable provisions of this Contract. Construction Material rights granted hereunder shall not be used to provide benefits to parties other than PURCHASER. The PURCHASER will compensate the STATE for any value lost through unauthorized use of Construction Material. PURCHASER shall fell, yard, remove, scale, and pay the applicable stumpage fee for all Merchantable Timber harvested in association with the rights of entry and use granted herein.
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