Surface Alterations Sample Clauses
The Surface Alterations clause defines the rules and responsibilities regarding any changes, modifications, or disturbances to the physical surface of a property or project site. Typically, this clause outlines what types of alterations are permitted, who must approve them, and the process for restoring the surface to its original condition if necessary. For example, it may require written consent before digging, paving, or landscaping. The core function of this clause is to protect the integrity of the property and prevent unauthorized or damaging changes, ensuring that all parties are clear on their obligations and the procedures for making or reversing surface modifications.
Surface Alterations. There shall be no removal, filling, or other disturbances of soil surface, and no changes in topography, surface or subsurface water systems, wetlands, or natural habitat.
Surface Alterations. Except as otherwise provided herein, no filling, paving, dumping, excavation, drilling, or other alteration shall be made to the surface or subsurface of the Protected Property (including any surface or subsurface water bodies) other than that caused by the forces of nature or as may be necessary for installation or maintenance of Municipal Water to the Whippoorwill Subdivision or improvements deemed necessary by the York Water District to their existing water system.
Surface Alterations. Unless otherwise permitted in this Easement there shall be no removal, filling, or other disturbances of soil surface, and no changes in topography, surface or subsurface water systems, wetlands, or natural habitat unless they are in accordance with the Conservation Plan referenced in Paragraph C above and general agricultural uses of the Protected Property.
Surface Alterations. All existing surface alterations are documented in Baseline Documentation. Landowner reserves the right to repair, maintain, and modify all existing surface alterations and to replace all existing surface alterations with substantially similar improvements, including the right to relocate and the right to expand parking facilities to serve the Protected Property consistent with the Conservation Values if determined by Landowner to be necessary as part of operations and maintenance of the Protected Property. Landowner reserves the right to establish and maintain, anywhere on the Protected Property, paved or unpaved footpaths, designed and located to prevent erosion and protect the other Conservation Values of the Protected Property. Landowner reserves the right to permit archeological, rehabilitative, ecological and other study of the Protected Property, including excavation of sites, provided that all such work must be conducted in accordance with applicable then-current professional standards, and the disturbed area must be restored to its natural appearance as soon as reasonably possible after completion. Except as may be reasonably required for any permitted structure or as otherwise provided herein, no filling, dumping, excavation or other alteration may be made to the surface of the Protected Property without the prior written consent of Holder. Nothing herein shall prevent Landowner from developing ecosystem functions on the Protected Property, including, but not limited to, carbon sinks, stream bank restoration, biodiversity mitigation, carbon sequestration and wetland and stream mitigation (other than creation of wetlands from historically upland property, such as hillsides or sites with no more than one of the following: current or historical evidence of hydric soils, hydrophytic vegetation, or wetland hydrology), provided that such developments are not in conflict or inconsistent with the Conservation Values of the Protected Property.
Surface Alterations. No filling, dumping, excavation or other alterations shall be made to the surface of the Protected Premises other than caused by the forces of nature, except that Grantor reserves unto itself, its successors and assigns, the following rights:
a. The right to graze, cultivate, fertilize, plant and harvest existing open fields for sustainable agricultural purposes.
b. The right to excavate in connection with the construction, maintenance, repair and replacement of permitted structures, provided that previous condition of the adjacent land be thereafter promptly restored.
c. The right to construct, maintain, repair and replace paths to provide pedestrian access for permitted agricultural, forest and recreational. purposes.
d. The right to construct, maintain, repair and replace unpaved roadways to provide vehicular access for permitted agricultural and forest purposes, subject to Holder's approval of the same as avoiding or minimizing material and permanent adverse impact upon the Protected Premises, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld.
e. The right to excavate small, select portions of the Protected Premises for ecological studies or archeological purposes, provided that any such excavations shall be done according to generally accepted professional practices and standards, subject to Holder's approval of the same as avoiding or minimizing material and permanent adverse impact upon the Protected Premises, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld.
Surface Alterations. There shall be on or in the Protected Property, no filling, excavating, removal of top soil, sand, gravel, rock, minerals or other materials, nor any building of roads or change in topography of the land in any manner, other than that caused by the forces of nature (unless otherwise expressly provided hereunder).