Management of Land. USFWS agrees to manage its land within the MSHCP Reserve System pursuant to the provisions of the Plan.
Management of Land. CDFW agrees to manage its land within the MSHCP Reserve System consistent with the MSHCP, along with other legal mandates and management objectives.
Management of Land. 4.1 The Administering Body and the parties will manage the Land for the benefit of Ngāti Rangitihi and Tuhourangi in accordance with the below provisions.
4.2 In relation to the Waimangu Land, the parties agree that:
(a) the Waimangu Land will be managed by the Administering Body in a way that maximises value to the underlying land owners but having regard to the parties’ respective cultural values;
(b) in the event that the Administering Body enters into any new commercial arrangements in respect of the use and/or development of the Waimangu Land (i.e. but not the Waimangu Business, which is already managed by its general partner, Waimangu Volcanic Valley (2017) Limited), the terms of that arrangement must (unless the parties agree in writing otherwise) provide for the following to be shared between TTA (or its nominee) and New Te Mana on an equal basis:
(i) any and all rent, licence fees and/or royalties, derived from the Waimangu Land;
(ii) any and all costs relating to the ongoing management of the Waimangu Land (including any rates, insurance and maintenance costs); and
(iii) any and all profits derived from the Waimangu Land.
4.3 In relation to the Otūkapuarangi Land, the parties agree that (unless the parties agree in writing otherwise):
(a) the Otūkapuarangi Land will be managed by the Administering Body in a way that maximises value to the underlying land owners but having regard to the Tuhourangi cultural values;
(b) in the event that the Administering Body enters into any new commercial arrangements in respect of the use and/or development of the Otūkapuarangi Land, the terms of that arrangement must (unless agreed in writing otherwise) provide for the following:
(i) any and all rent, licence fees and/or royalties, derived from the Otūkapuarangi Land will go solely to TTA (or its nominee) as the landowner; and
(ii) any and all profits derived from the use and/or development of the Otūkapuarangi Land will be shared between TTA (or its nominee) and New Te Mana on an equal basis; and
(c) any and all costs relating to the ongoing management of the Otūkapuarangi Land (including any rates, insurance and maintenance costs) will be shared by the parties on an equal basis.
4.4 The parties agree that:
(a) the research activities currently being carried out on the Land at the date of this Deed will be permitted to continue; and
(b) to the maximum extent permitted by law, the provisions of the Property Law Xxx 0000 in relation to orders for division of prop...
Management of Land. Subject to any land use policy developed by the First Nation, the Chief and Council shall, on behalf of and as agent for the First Nation, ensure that any Land that is Purchased, prior to it being set apart as a Reserve, is held and managed as follows:
(a) In a provident and business-like fashion;
(b) That all Authorized Expenses associated with the Land are paid in a timely way; and
(c) That the Land is either operated for profit or is leased out for fair market rent, whichever in the discretion of the Chief and Council is determined to be in the best interest of the First Nation.
Management of Land. (A) In relation to the period until vacant possession of any Land acquired in connection with the Project is required, HS2 Ltd shall use reasonable endeavours to obtain commercial value for money in respect of the same and shall manage the relevant parcel of land in accordance with the Land and Property Strategy, the principles of good estate management, and any relevant wider Government policy (unless otherwise required by, or agreed with, the SoS).
(B) The SoS appoints HS2 Ltd to be his agent for the purposes of the Land management detailed in this Clause 18.3. HS2 Ltd shall, as agent for the SoS:
(1) manage, collect rent, maintain and secure all Land acquired in connection with the Project at its own cost;
(2) comply with any undertakings, assurances and obligations relating to the Land acquired in connection with the Project at its own cost; and
(3) pay all taxes, rates, outgoings, duties, charges and impositions (whether parliamentary, parochial or otherwise) lawfully assessed, charged or payable on all and any of the Land acquired in connection with the Project.
(C) HS2 Ltd may (in connection with its obligation under Clause 18.3(A)) recommend to the SoS that leases or licences are granted in respect of any Land acquired in connection with the Project and, (save as otherwise agreed) subject to the approval to the terms of such lease or licence HS2 Ltd shall act as agent of the SoS in connection with the negotiation and completion of the same (save in respect of any documents that require the seal of the SoS to be attached to them which shall be submitted by HS2 Ltd to the SoS for execution).
(D) HS2 Ltd shall, as agent for the SoS, obtain vacant possession of all Land acquired in connection with the Project in accordance with the Land and Property Strategy as necessary to enable the commencement of the Works in accordance with the Delivery Strategy.
(E) The Parties will seek to agree the terms relating to the income from any third party occupation of Land acquired in connection with the Project on or before the Phase One Review Point 1 Date.
Management of Land. 5.1 The Owner must:
5.1.1 not cause, suffer or permit interference with, damage to or removal or destruction of the Buffer Zone Landscaping;
5.1.2 re-plant, re-establish or re-construct any part of the Buffer Zone Landscaping in the event that there is any damage to, or destruction of the Buffer Zone Landscaping on the Buffer Zone Landscaping Area or the removal of any vegetation or soil from the Buffer Zone Landscaping Area; or
5.1.3 the doing or omission of any act, matter or thing on the Buffer Zone Landscaping Area which has the potential to cause such act, matter or thing in 5.1.1 or 5.1.2, without the prior written approval of the Minister.
