Basic Principles of Landowner Agreements Sample Clauses

Basic Principles of Landowner Agreements. 1. A landowner is an individual or an entity that owns land. For purposes of the herein discussed landowner agreements, landownership is demonstrated through deed documents recorded in the real property records of the city or county in which the land is located. 2. Each landowner identified on a deed must consent to the land application of biosolids, wastes, residuals and/or other sludges on his/her land, and sign and submit a landowner agreement form. 3. While deed documents provide legal evidence of the ownership of a parcel, permit applicants and DEQ staff often use online Geographic Information System (GIS) databases maintained by the locality to ascertain the identity of property owners. While GIS databases are appropriate tools to use in acquiring landowner agreements, discrepancies may exist between a recorded plat and the locality’s GIS map. If a landowner asserts that the property boundaries represented on the locality’s GIS map are incorrect, the permit applicant should do the following: a. Contact the locality and request written confirmation of the landowner’s assertions regarding the property boundaries, and submit the locality’s confirmation with the landowner agreement. b. If the locality does not provide written confirmation, the permit applicant should: i. obtain a copy of a plat from the landowner (if available); ii. mark up a copy of the locality’s GIS map with the corrected boundaries; and iii. obtain a written statement from the landowners on each side of the disputed boundary that the boundaries are correct as marked on the annotated GIS map. iv. Submit the plat, annotated GIS map, and landowners’ statements with the landowner agreement. 4. DEQ only considers whether or not a signed landowner agreement is current or new at the time a permit applicant submits the agreement with an application to issue or reissue a permit, modify a permit to add land or document a change of ownership. 5. Once a landowner agreement is signed and submitted and the land identified therein is authorized for land application under a VPDES or VPA permit, that agreement will remain in effect until: a. landownership changes; b. any information in the landowner agreement becomes invalid; the permit is modified or reissued to incorporate the regulatory changes, and notice has been sent to the landowner(s) informing him that biosolids will not be applied on his land until a new landowner agreement is submitted; or c. The agreement is terminated in writing by the l...
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