Community Land and Mill Pond Sample Clauses

Community Land and Mill Pond. (i) to restore, landscape, improve and adapt the Community Land and Walkway Improvements for public community use in accordance with the plans and specifications set forth by Exhibit W attached hereto; (ii) to establish the Community Land as its own separate lot as shown on the Site Plan; and (iii) to remediate the Community Land and Mill Pond pursuant to the Remedial Implementation Plan to achieve a Permanent Solution with Conditions as set forth therein and otherwise acceptable to the Board and/or the Board’s LSP, provided, however, in no event shall any Solution Outcome have any conditions other than a condition requiring the use of best management practices for vegetable growing and gardening; and
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