Flowage Easement Clause Samples
A Flowage Easement is a legal right granted to allow water to flow over, across, or accumulate on a specific parcel of land, typically for flood control or water management purposes. In practice, this easement permits a government agency or utility to temporarily inundate private property during periods of high water, such as after heavy rainfall or dam releases, without being liable for damages caused by the flooding. The core function of a flowage easement is to facilitate effective water management and flood mitigation while clearly defining the rights and limitations of both the property owner and the easement holder, thereby reducing disputes and allocating risk.
Flowage Easement. The License is subject and subordinate to the Commission’s Flowage Easement.
Flowage Easement. Each Waterfront Tract is subject to a Flowage Easement that encompasses the property between the conservation level of 337.5 msl. and elevation of 342.0 msl. The area serves as a flowage easement reserved by the ▇▇▇▇▇ County Fresh Water Supply District No.
Flowage Easement. Seller, in the Deed, will reserve the perpetual right, power, privilege and easement to occasionally overflow, flood, and submerge that portion of the Property located at or below the elevation contour of 1015’ above mean sea level in connection with 3 ‘Declaration’ as used herein is defined as ‘Restrictions’ in the Applicable Code. Seller’s operation and maintenance of the Lake, and Seller shall have no liability to Purchaser (or its successors, assigns, lessees [including Leaseholders], or any other person) for any damages, claims, costs, injuries, or liabilities to any person or the Property or any Improvements or other building, structures, or improvements thereon caused by or arising from such overflow or any act or omission by Seller in connection with the right and easement reserved in the Deed.
Flowage Easement. Every numbered lot in the Subdivision that lies contiguous to a lake shall be subject to a flowage easement to an elevation on the lot equal to the high water elevation of such lake as stated on the recorded plat.