Conservation Plan Clause Samples
A Conservation Plan clause outlines the requirements and procedures for preserving natural resources or habitats affected by a project or activity. Typically, it specifies the steps that must be taken to protect wildlife, manage vegetation, or restore land, and may require the submission and approval of a detailed plan before work begins. This clause ensures that environmental impacts are minimized and that legal or regulatory obligations for conservation are met, thereby promoting responsible stewardship and compliance.
Conservation Plan. Fifteen (15) days prior to disturbing any vegetation or soil to cultivate any previously uncultivated land on the Premises, Lessee shall furnish State with a copy of a conservation plan approved by the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). The plan shall be partial fulfillment of the requirements set forth in Subsection 2.01(1).
Conservation Plan. Lessee shall be required to work with NRCS to develop a Conservation Plan (“CP”), if a CP does not already exist, for the parcel(s) of land listed above, the provisions of which are hereby made a part of this Lease and shall be complied with at all times by Lessee; failure by Lessee to so comply shall be considered a default under this Lease. The conservation plan describes and specifies a crop rotation schedule, tillage methods, nutrient and pest management, stream banks and other best management practices required to reduce soil loss, achieve water quality goals and protect the natural resource base. Any modifications to the CP during the term of the Lease shall require written approval by Lessor in consultation with NCRS.
Conservation Plan. The Borrower/Grantee has submitted a water conservation plan or one is on file with the State engineer, as required by ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, § 72-4A- 7, as amended.
Conservation Plan. If the Leased Property is classified by USDA/FSA as “highly erodible” and a conservation plan is required, Lessee will operate the Leased Property in such a manner as set forth in the conservation plan.
Conservation Plan. District Customer shall comply with the water conservation program and enforcement plan established by the District set forth in Article 9 of Ordinance 25-01 (“Plan”). Customer’s failure to implement and enforce the Plan within Customer’s Place of use and as against any third party to whom Customer may sell, give, or allow to receive District Water, shall constitute an event of default under this Agreement.
Conservation Plan. Denver Water’s 1996 IRP predicted that 29,000 acre-feet of water could be saved through active conservation efforts by 2045. In 2006, the Denver Water Board mandated an accelerated conservation program to accomplish that level of savings by the end of 2016. Denver Water agrees to continue to implement its existing conservation program described in Attachment F to achieve the savings of 29,000 acre-feet contemplated by the 1996 IRP, in addition to natural replacement, consistent with its goal of achieving the targeted savings by the end of 2016. (It is often not possible to measure precisely the volume of water saved as a result of a specific action, e.g., requiring soil amendment, but Denver will implement the 1 The volume of water that can be reused is determined by legal, regulatory and hydrologic conditions that vary significantly from year to year and over time, and may be fundamentally different in the future. Over the past 20 years with an annual average demand of 285,000 acre-feet, Denver Water’s reuse by exchange and replacement has averaged 16,300 acre-feet per year, with a maximum of 29,900 acre-feet and a minimum of 5,800 acre-feet. With regard to future exchanges, Denver Water’s computer simulation model predicts that, with an annual average demand of 345,000 acre- feet and completion of the storage described in this Article II.A, the annual average for exchanges and replacement will be 38,000 acre-feet. These modeled predictions are based on historic hydrology, past administrative practices and numerous operational assumptions, and consequently may not be construed as any sort of mandated or targeted operational requirement.
Conservation Plan. In order to ensure the long-term ecological health of the Premises, Lessee shall work with the USDA - Natural Resource Conservation Service (“NRCS”), located at ▇▇▇▇ ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Drive, Woodstock, IL 60098 (Phone: 815-338-0099 ext. 3), and Lessor to develop a Conservation Plan (or review, update and amend as needed any previously developed plan for the Premises) and provide a copy of same to Lessor within sixty (60) days of the date that this lease has been executed by all parties. The Conservation Plan developed shall conform to and be consistent with the restrictions and practices described in the Additional Terms attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein. Lessee shall comply fully with the Conservation Plan and failure by Lessee to so comply shall be considered as a default under this Conservation Grazing Lease Agreement. The Conservation Plan shall be kept on file with Lessor and NRCS and any modifications to the Conservation Plan during the term of this Conservation Grazing Lease Agreement shall be done in consultation with NRCS and shall require the written approval of the Lessor. The Conservation Plan that is developed as described and any approved modification to it is incorporated herein by reference.
Conservation Plan. The parties acknowledge that the Conservation Plan is the primary guiding document for the conservation and future Use of the Place and should be read in conjunction with this Agreement.
Conservation Plan. The Parties shall undertake, to the maximum extent of their economic, technical, and scientific capacities, the following measures for the conservation of cetaceans, giving priority to conserving those species or populations identified by the Scientific Committee as having the least favourable conservation status, and to undertaking research in areas or for species for which there is a paucity of data.
Conservation Plan. The Grantor, the Grantor’s heirs, successors and assigns, shall conduct all farming operations in accord with applicable federal and state laws and using best management practices approved by the US Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Soil and Water Conservation District or another qualified professional approved by the Grantee. Prior to payment at Closing, the Local Sponsor shall ensure that each Property on which an agricultural easement will be acquired has a conservation plan prepared or approved by the Natural Resources Conservation Service or Soil and Water Conservation District to maintain the agricultural productivity of the farm for this and future generations.