CREP-STATE definition

CREP-STATE means the program documents including the applicable contract appendix, conservation plan and the terms of any required easement, if applicable, entered into between the State and the participant. Such contract shall set forth the terms and conditions for participation in the State portion of the CREP and receipt of CREP easement payments.
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Examples of CREP-STATE in a sentence

  • Except as otherwise determined by the State, the CREP-STATE may not be revoked or revised unless by mutual agreement between the parties.

  • DAMAGES It is mutually agreed that in the event the participant breaches the CREP-STATE, the State will suffer substantial damages that may not be possible to quantify with certainty.

  • Within the dates established by the State, all required Participants must sign the CREP-STATE.

  • The CREP-STATE is effective when signed by the Participants, the Soil and Water Conservation District, and an authorized representative of the State.

  • The State may modify this CREP-STATE to add, or substitute certain practices when: the installed practice failed to adequately control erosion through no fault of the Participant; or the installed measure has deteriorated because of conditions beyond the control of the Participant; or another practice will achieve at least the same level of environmental benefits.

  • By signing the CREP-STATE, the Participant agrees to implement the practices specified in such CPO on the CREP enrollment area.

  • The State agrees, subject to the availability of funds, to: share the cost with owners and operators of establishing an eligible practice, or an identified unit, thereof, agreed to in the CPO, based on funding availability and District Board of Supervisor’s approval of the use of Agriculture Cost Share Funds; pay a one-time easement payment based upon the share to which each Participant has agreed as set forth on the CREP-STATE.

  • It is mutually agreed that in the event the participant breaches the CREP-STATE, the State will suffer substantial damages that may not be possible to quantify with certainty.

  • Therefore, the participant may be subject to penalty determined by the State not to exceed two times the costs of reinstallation as well as the cost of reinstallation of the practice and to specific performance consistent with the CREP-STATE.

  • Within the dates established by the State, all required participants must sign the CREP-STATE.