Surface Disturbance Sample Clauses
Surface Disturbance. 4.1 The area of surface disturbance must be kept to a minimum.
4.2 Adequate provision shall be made for the separate stockpiling or immediate utilisation for rehabilitation of any soils. These materials, if stored, are to be stored in neat and tidy dumps not exceeding 2 metres in height and such dumps are to be protected from erosion.
4.3 No area shall be opened up for exploration, mining and ancillary operations,except where approved as part of the approved work plan.
4.4 Where the licence covers Crown land, all surface activity may be subject to compliance with the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and Regulations.
4.5 Where the licence covers private land, such fire fighting equipment and appliances shall be kept on site in working order as may be required by the County Fire Authority. With respect to public land, the Forest Fire Regulations 1992 require the provision of fire fighting equipment and the provision of spark arrestors on engine powered equipment.
4.6 Burning of any timber at the site shall be done in accordance with any requirements of the Local Municipality, DNRE and the Country Fire Authority.
Surface Disturbance. LESSOR authorizes LESSEE to manipulate the soil/sand on sovereign lands within the boundaries of the lease area only to the extent that such manipulation is required for the purposes of this agreement. This authorization to allow surface disturbance is contingent upon the LESSEE’s acquirement and compliance with authorizations from other local, state and federal agencies.
Surface Disturbance. Contractor Group must:
26.6.1 use competent environmental staff to supervise soil-salvage activities and provide direction on site-specific depths and procedures if colours changes and soil horizons are difficult to discern;
26.6.2 restrict salvage activities during periods when soils are at high risk of compaction, rutting and erosion;
26.6.3 suspend soil salvage if conditions will result in loss or degradation of the resource;
26.6.4 plan carefully so as to minimize the amount of ground disturbance, clearing and cutting of trees and vegetation, and new access creation;
26.6.5 avoid damaging roads and bridges, and stream banks at crossings and dry creek beds;
26.6.6 minimize removal of soil and avoid the disruption of natural drainage at the Worksite; and
26.6.7 ensure that any bulldozing will be only carried out with written permission of the Company.
Surface Disturbance. Grade, fill, level, berm or ditch as reasonably necessary to
(a) accomplish uses expressly reserved in this Easement, (b) prevent damage to the Property including, without limitation, damage to structures, utilities and other improvements from surface water run-off and migrating water courses, and (c) repair any areas damaged by migrating surface water. Upon completion of any grading, filling, leveling, berming or ditching (or when that work has stopped for more than sixty (60) days for reasons other than seasonal weather conditions), Grantor will promptly restore any area disturbed by this work (including any areas used for parking or storage of equipment, materials, or debris) to a condition roughly equivalent to the surrounding undisturbed land to Grantee’s reasonable satisfaction, or to such other condition as Grantee may approve in writing in Grantee’s absolute discretion.
Surface Disturbance. 23.1 Lessee specifically agrees that the following types of surface disturbance may not take place on the Leased Premises: constructing well pads; drilling ▇▇▇▇▇; laying and burying pipelines; constructing roads; placing or installing storage tanks, constructing towers or stations; installing compressor stations; and constructing slush pits or wastewater impoundments.
23.2 Lessee may not utilize the surface of the Leased Premises for any purposes associated with its oil and gas operations, except that Lessee may enter upon the surface of the Leased Premises to perform boundary surveys, seismic surveys, surveys to locate pre-existing oil and gas ▇▇▇▇▇, surveys of the locations of water sources, sampling of water sources, and other forms of surveying reasonably necessary to support Lessee’s oil and gas activities on adjacent or nearby lands associated with the Leased Premises. Any seismic surveys shall comply with the provisions of Paragraph 20 (Seismic Surveys).
23.3 The Department and Lessee intend for the development and production of oil, natural gas and other liquid products from the Leased Premises to be accomplished through authorized oil and gas activities on Commonwealth or private lands adjacent to or nearby the Leased Premises. If the ▇▇▇▇▇ associated with development and production of oil, natural gas and other liquid products from the Leased Premises are situated on State Forest or Park lands subject to a lease agreement between the Department and Lessee, the Department acknowledges that Lessee may engage in surface disturbance activities in accordance with such lease on the lands covered by such agreement.
Surface Disturbance. Any surface disturbance resulting from permitted exploration or extraction activities must be limited, localized, and temporary, and the surface of the land shall be restored upon completion of such activities to a condition similar or equivalent to its state prior to the disturbance by reclaiming land contours, by restoring soils, by replanting native vegetation, and by husbanding replanted native vegetation until the vegetation is mature, established, and self-perpetuating.