Wharf Clause Samples

Wharf. The Parties acknowledge that neither the Town nor the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (“DEP”) had any record of permits being issued for the Wharf. Landowner has since applied to the DEP for an after-the-fact Natural Resources Protection Act (“NRPA”) permit, which was approved on August 21, 2023; applied to the US Army Corp of Engineers, which approval was granted on April 28, 2023; and applied for a permit from the Freeport Coastal Waters Commission, which was approved on May 8, 2024.

Wharf. A permanent platform contiguous with the shoreline used to berth, load, and unload vessels including piers.

Wharf. All structural components of the wharf and all fittings such as fenders, bollards, quay crane rails etc shall be visually inspected and any defects recorded.

Wharf. Following the implementation of the Arrangement, New Goldcorp may dispose of Wharf, either by way of a distribution to the shareholders of New Goldcorp or by way of a sale to a third party purchaser. Until such disposition, the Wharf Mine and the Wharf expansion project will continue to be operated and developed by New Goldcorp. For a discussion of the Wharf Mine and the Wharf expansion project, see "Information Concerning Goldcorp -- Property and Activities of Goldcorp". SASKATCHEWAN MINERALS Following the implementation of the Arrangement, New Goldcorp may dispose of Saskatchewan Minerals. For a discussion of the Saskatchewan Minerals operations, see "Information Concerning Goldcorp -- Properties and Activities of Goldcorp." MUTUAL FUNDS Following the implementation of the Arrangement, New Goldcorp will dispose of Goldfund and Goldtrust, the mutual funds managed by CSA. For a discussion of Goldfund and Goldtrust see "Information concerning CSA -- Business of CSA".