Inholding definition
Examples of Inholding in a sentence
If the County desires to sell all or any portion of its fee interest in the Red Mountain Inholding, including easements or rights of way, and the City notifies the County of an adverse impact of the proposed sale on the remaining interests in the Red Mountain Inholding or the Conservation Easement, the parties agree to negotiate in good faith to resolve the issue prior to the sale.
In the event of emergency circumstances requiring immediate response prior to the adoption of updated Management Plans which will be used to guide the management of the Red Mountain Inholding, the County shall be entitled to use reasonable discretion in responding to such circumstances.
The City will prepare the Conservation Easement instrument covering the entire Red Mountain Inholding in collaboration with the County and will pay all transaction costs associated with the Conservation Easement.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management [OR-936-5870-HN; ] Call for Public Nominations of In-holding Properties for Potential Purchase by the Federal Government in the State of Oregon.
From the date this Exchange Agreement is fully executed by the Parties until Closing, the Parties and their respective employees and agents, upon reasonable notice and timely response to the other Party, shall have the right to enter the Inholding Property, the Exchange Property, and the Vegetation and Fire Easement Property for all lawful purposes in connection with this Exchange Agreement and the rules and regulations applicable to Everglades National Park.
The cost for conserving the Red Mountain Inholding, including the purchase price for the Table Mountain Ranch Property, conveyance of the Conservation Easement, closing costs, title insurance, Phase I Environmental Assessment Reports, and Baseline Reports is estimated to be approximately $2,270,000 as shown in Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
The Inholding Property to be acquired by the United States is approximately 299 acres in fee ownership and approximately 20 acres of easement in two parcels.
If either party sells all or any portions of its respective ownership interest in the Red Mountain Inholding, it shall divide the net proceeds from such sale between the County and the City in the same percentage as their respective contributions to the initial purchase payments for acquiring the property interests sold as defined in Exhibit C.
If the County desires to sell all or any portion of its fee interest in the Red Mountain Inholding, or if the City desires to sell its conservation easement interest, the “Selling Party” shall provide written notice to the Non-selling Party of its intention to sell its fee or conservation easement interest (“Notice of Intent to Sell”).
The County has acquired the Table Mountain Ranch Property and will convey the Conservation Easement to the City on the Red Mountain Inholding, subject to prior approval by the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners in its discretion.