OFF ROAD VEHICLES Sample Clauses

OFF ROAD VEHICLES. Incontrovertible evidence of off road vehicles was evident. During the October visit, single track (from dirt bikes) skid marks were observed which were minutes to hours old. Also observed were three dirt bikes being towed by trailer down Buzzard Lagoon Road, quite the Some severely eroded channels had tire tracks in them. A magazine devoted to off-road vehicle activities published photographs of 4-wheel vehicles in deep ruts identified as the Buzzard Lagoon track. Relatively new tracks paralleled deep, impassable channels of previous tracks, undoubtedly a response by drivers to seek more feasible courses. A four wheel vehicle had been recently abandoned a few hundred yards upstream of the lagoon. The vehicle had been stripped of its engine, tires and other parts. Many other parts were scattered about along with significant quantities of spilled oil. Wheel tracks lead into vegetation that had been broken and damaged in a way consistent with heavy vehicles but hardly possible in other Further, indirect, evidence of ORV related degradation was the presence and quality of . litter along the tracks: beer containers, mostly cans, but including bottles and cardboard boxes. Xxxxx implemented efforts to control illegal entry of from Buzzards Lagoon Road. Concrete-filled posts were implanted deep into the ground, closely spaced, at entry points over the road bank. Correspondence between State Parks and Santa Xxxx County Resource Conservation District, Santa Xxxx County and individuals starting in 1965 ABA Consultants Buzzard. Lagoon Restoration Plan 7 expressed strong concerns about the damage caused by off-road vehicles. Correspondence stated that traffic control through road closure was legal, feasible and -would be an effective control of destructive trespass.
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OFF ROAD VEHICLES. The Grantor shall not use vehicles off of existing roads and travel- ways in a manner that may result in apparent erosion or compaction of the soil, impact on the natural appearance of the Protected Property, damage or destruction to vegetation, or interference with use of the natural habitats by the wildlife species occurring on the Protected Property. The parties recognize, however, that the use of off-road vehicles may be necessary in property management and retrieval of harvested big game animals, and such limited use is therefore expressly permitted, provided that all reasonable efforts are made to minimize any adverse impact of the use, consistent with the terms and intent of this Easement. Any off-road vehicle use must be consistent with the first sentence of this Paragraph.
OFF ROAD VEHICLES. Use of off-road or all-terrain vehicles or motorcycles is prohibited except by District’s personnel and contractors for resource management, patrol, maintenance or construction purposes permitted under the terms of this Easement, or by District’s agricultural tenant under the terms of the Lease Agreement and Springwater Easement referenced in Section 5 hereunder.
OFF ROAD VEHICLES. Under normal Camp operating conditions the only vehicle that may be used during any and all activities is the Camp ATV. (see section; “Special Needs Transportation”) Note: Off-Road Vehicle will refer to ATV’s, Golf Carts, or any fashion of vehicle designed primarily for off-road operation.

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