STATE LAND. Where State-owned land is to be in- cluded in the unit, approval of the agreement by appropriate State offi- cials should be obtained prior to its submission to the Department for ap- proval of the executed agreement. When authorized by the laws of the State in which the unitized land is sit- uated, provisions may be made in the agreement accepting State law, to the extent that they are applicable to non- Federal unitized land.
STATE LAND. The LOCAL SPONSOR agrees that where state lands are involved, all activities relating to the snowmobile trail system will be consistent with the policies and guidelines of the agency that has jurisdiction over such lands. The LOCAL SPONSOR acknowledges that their TMEs have obtained the permission from the appropriate agency (i.e. OPRHP, DEC, DOT, CANAL CORP) for the maintenance and development of snowmobile trails. In most cases, written permission will be required. For snowmobile trail grooming, alteration, construction, or maintenance, DEC requires that the applicant must obtain a Temporary Revocable Permit (TRP) and enter into a Voluntary Stewardship Agreement (VSA) before proceeding with the PROJECT. It is the responsibility of the LOCAL SPONSOR to ensure that the TMEs have obtained all necessary permits for the PROJECT.
STATE LAND. 9-6-2-55. The parties acknowledge that Landlord has specifically disclosed to Tenant that there is a twelve acre parcel owned by the State of Hawaii and licensed to Landlord under a thirty day revocable permit included in the demised premises. After this transaction closes Landlord will seek to have the permit transferred to Tenant. Landlord discloses that it has been farming the macadamia nut orchard on this twelve acre parcel since 1982 and further discloses that this twelve acre parcel was given a separate Tax Map Key number in 1997.
STATE LAND. City and Developer agree to cooperate with one another to obtain a special land use permit allowing use of, and to eventually acquire fee title to, the State Parcel. The Arizona State Land Department has granted Developer a special land use permit (the “SLUP”) authorizing Developer to use the State Parcel for the purposes described in said permit. Developer is solely responsible for assuring that its activities on the State Land comply with the SLUP. Developer hereby warrants to City that the SLUP permits Developer to install on the State Land the relevant portion of the Project as depicted on the Site Plan (as it now exists and as may hereafter be revised), that the issuance of building permits for construction on the State Land of the improvements described in the Site Plan does not require any consent, approval or authorization from the Arizona State Land Department pursuant to the SLUP, and that Developer has deposited with the Arizona State Land Department sufficient funds to secure Developer's obligation to remove improvements from the State Land upon expiration or termination of the SLUP. Developer shall indemnify, protect, defend and hold harmless the City, its Council members, officers, employees, and agents from any and all claims, demands, losses, damages, liabilities, fines, charges, penalties, administrative and judicial proceedings and orders, judgments, remedial actions of any kind, and all costs and expenses incurred in connection therewith, including, without limitation, reasonable attorney’s fees and costs of defense arising out of (i) any breach of or failure by Developer to comply with the terms of the SLUP, or (ii) issuance by City of any permits or other authorizations relating to construction of Project improvements on the State Land. City agrees to continue to pursue acquisition of title to the State Land. Developer shall pay all costs, expenses and fees associated with acquisition of fee title to the State Land, and shall agree to maintain the State Land and any improvements constructed thereon for so long as City retains the rights to the State Land. If the SLUP is terminated or for any other reason ceases to be operative, or if the Arizona State Land Department notifies City that the improvements constructed on the State Land violate the terms of the SLUP, Developer shall promptly (and in any event within thirty (30) days or such lesser time as allowed by the Arizona State Land Department) commence to remove all such improvements...
