Disturbance of Natural Habitat Sample Clauses

Disturbance of Natural Habitat. There shall be no removing, destroying, cutting, trimming, mowing, shredding, clearing, altering of any vegetation, or disturbing or changing in any way the natural habitat existing on the Property, except as expressly allowed in the Mitigation Plan, the Permit, the MBI mitigation banking instrument or approved Site Development Plan and in order to fulfill the objectives and standards of that plan. Grantor may remove diseased, invasive or non-native trees, shrubs, or plants; cut and mow firebreaks and existing road rights-of-way; and remove trees, shrubs, or plants to accommodate maintenance of permitted improvements or other uses expressly permitted under the terms of this Conservation Easement, the Mitigation Plan, the MBI or the Permit. . With written approval of Grantee, Grantor may remove potentially invasive plants from the Property for habitat management purposes consistent with the intent of this Conservation Easement, the Mitigation Plan, the MBI or the Permit. Except as necessary for activities expressly permitted in this Conservation Easement, the Mitigation Plan, the MBI or the Permit and or with written permission from Grantee, there shall be no farming, tilling, or destruction and removal of native vegetation on the Property.