Landowner Benefits Clause Samples
The 'Landowner Benefits' clause defines the specific advantages, rights, or compensations that a landowner receives under an agreement, typically in exchange for granting access, use, or development rights over their property. These benefits may include monetary payments, improvements to the land, or other forms of consideration such as infrastructure upgrades or shared revenue from a project. By clearly outlining what the landowner is entitled to, this clause ensures transparency and helps prevent disputes over expectations or obligations, thereby protecting the interests of both parties.
Landowner Benefits. In exchange for the Public Benefits of the Project that exceed those required by law, Landowner desires to receive assurances that County shallwill grant permits and approvals required for the development of the Project, over the Project’s estimated long term development horizon, in accordance with procedures provided by law and in this Agreement, and that Landowner may proceed with the Project in accordance with the Existing County Land Use Regulations, and, with respect to any annexed portions of the Property, in accordance with the Existing City Land Use Regulations, subject to the further terms and conditions of this Agreement. In order to effectuate these purposes, the Parties desire to enter into this Agreement.
Landowner Benefits. “The benefit of participating
Landowner Benefits. Landowners in the program are provided a complimentary either-sex or antlerless elk license, permit, or combination of the two as required in that hunting district for allowing a minimum of three public hunters free public access. Landowners may select up to one-third of the public hunters with FWP selecting the remaining public hunters. Landowners may also apply for multiple licenses/permits in accordance with access requirements.
Landowner Benefits. “The benefit of participating with a CCAA is that I get regulatory assurances and I am helping prevent the listing of