Grazing Leases Within the Preserve System Sample Clauses

Grazing Leases Within the Preserve System. The Parties acknowledge that livestock grazing can be an important management tool in the Preserve System. The Implementing Entity may include lands in the Preserve System that are subject to existing grazing leases, as long as the grazing leases are consistent with the applicable Preserve Management Plan or AMP. The Implementing Entity shall review all existing grazing leases within ninety (90) days of acquisition of such lands and shall terminate or revise the leases as necessary to bring them into compliance with the Preserve Management Plan, the AMP, and/or the terms and conditions of this Agreement, the HCP/NCCP and the Permits; however, the Implementing Entity shall not be required to violate the terms of existing grazing leases. If a Preserve Management Plan has not yet been prepared, the Implementing Entity may continue any existing grazing leases on a parcel until a Preserve Management Plan is prepared. Once a Preserve Management Plan is prepared, the Implementing Entity may renew an existing grazing lease or enter into a new grazing lease only if it is consistent with the Preserve Management Plan and includes the requirements and conditions of Chapter 8.6.4 of the HCP/NCCP.
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