Mineral Development Sample Clauses
Mineral Development. No mining, drilling, excavation, or mineral development of any kind shall be permitted in, under, or upon the Property, including but not limited to the development of minerals or common varieties of mineral resources such as sand, gravel, stone, and clay, or the mining of organic materials such as peat, except as expressly permitted in this subsection 2.3. The proposed size and extent of the permitted uses under this subsection 2.3 shall be included in the Plan and shall be consistent with applicable laws, including Washington State Forest Practice Rules in WAC Title 222.
a. Use, disturb, or occupy the Property to the minimum extent reasonably possible;
b. Construct structures and improvements only as necessary for the operation and remove the structures, improvements, and construction materials from the Property within one year of terminating the operation. If Grantor fails to do so, Grantee may remove, destroy, or otherwise dispose of the structures, improvements, and construction materials at Grantor’s expense;
c. Take all reasonable precautions to dispose of dumpage or other deleterious materials or substances to prevent obstruction, pollution, or deterioration of water and other natural resources; and
d. Revegetate and reclaim the land to its original contours, to the extent reasonably possible, within one year of completing operations.
Mineral Development. Landlord reserves all mineral rights it may have upon the Leased Premises, as well as the right of ingress and egress for the purpose of exploring for, mining and removing oil, gas, coal, gravel, or other minerals lying in, on, or under the Leased Premises, or to the lease said rights to any person and grant the right of ingress and egress therein. Landlord shall further have the right to permit the location of such machinery and equipment as may be necessary for mineral exploration or development.
Mineral Development. Extracting or removing any minerals by any surface mining method, within the meaning of Code Section 170(H)(5)(B)(i) and Regulations Section 1.170A-14(g)(4)(i).
Mineral Development. Owner reserves the right to develop the minerals, if any, owned by Owner on the Property so long as such development (including, without limitation, any drilling or mining) does not interfere with Grantee’s use of the Property (as provided in Section 9.2 above). Owner shall include as a term and condition to any conveyance on or after the Effective Date of any interest of Owner in the mineral estate in the Property, including any lease thereof (but the following shall be true and binding upon such parties and their successors and assigns whether or not such term and condition are expressly so included), that any owner of any mineral interest in the Property (a) shall use the surface of the Property in a manner that reasonably accommodates Grantee’s surface use as described herein and with due regard for the rights of Grantee with respect to the surface use, (b) shall make such use of the surface of the Property as shall avoid material impairment of Grantee’s actual or anticipated surface use as described herein, and (c) shall limit any drilling, mining or other activity for extraction of minerals from the Property to occur only on those areas of the surface of the Property that are not closer to any wind turbine or proposed wind turbine of Grantee than the greater of (i) twenty (20) times the height of any well, rig, building or other structure, or (ii) five hundred (500) feet; provided, however, that Owner may install temporary, latticed drilling equipment on the Property so long as such drilling equipment is no closer than 500 feet or 300 feet plus the radius of the wind turbine rotor (whichever is greater) to the location or proposed location of any wind turbine, and the height of any such drilling equipment does not exceed 200 feet. If requested by Owner from time to time, Grantee will in good faith negotiate and execute a commercially reasonable surface use agreement and/or crossing agreement with any mineral lessee or pipeline company with whom Owner has entered or contemplates entering an agreement.
Mineral Development. 12.1 The UNIVERSITY agrees that it shall not conduct nor shall it cause to be conducted any surface and/or subsurface drilling and/or excavation of the Leased Premises without the written consent of the GOVERNMENT, which shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Mineral Development. [Option- Except as provided below, no] No mining, drilling, excavation or mineral development of any kind shall be permitted in, under or upon the Property, including but not limited to the development of minerals or common varieties of mineral resources such as sand, gravel, stone and clay, or the mining of organic materials such as peat. The Grantor may designate not more than areas [not to exceed a total of _ acres] of un-reclaimed land at any given time from which sand, gravel and stone may be extracted for use as is reasonably necessary for the construction and maintenance of those trails, roads and parking areas which are located within the Property [Option- or contiguous property now or hereafter owned or managed by the Grantor.]
a. The Property shall be occupied, used, or disturbed only as is necessary to perform the authorized activities in this subsection.
b. Grantor may construct such structures and improvements that are necessary to perform the activities permitted in this subsection, but Grantor shall remove all such structures, other improvements and construction materials from the Property within one year of terminating operations. Should Grantor fail to do so, Grantee may remove, destroy or otherwise dispose of such structures, improvements and construction materials at Grantor’s expense.
c. In performing the activities authorized in this subsection, Grantor shall take all reasonable precautions to dispose of dumpage or other deleterious materials or substances to prevent obstruction, pollution, or deterioration of water and other natural resources.
d. Within one year of completion of operations, the land shall be re-vegetated and be reclaimed as much as practical to its original contours. [include if 3rd party holds mineral rights] e. If third-party mineral rights are exercised by the mineral rights owner, and if the Conservation Objectives are significantly compromised by mineral exploration or extraction activities under those rights, Grantor and Grantee shall agree to either replace (by substituting other property owned by Grantor) or extinguish that portion of this Easement so affected. In the event the parties agree to extinguish the affected portion of this Easement, Grantor shall reimburse the federal government in accordance with Sections 5.8 and 5.13 herein. For the purposes of this Section 2.4.e., the Conservation Objectives shall be considered significantly compromised if (i) the affected Baseline Conditions may not be reclaimed...
Mineral Development. Owner reserves the right to develop the minerals, if any, owned by Owner or third parties on the Property so long as such development (including, without limitation, any drilling or mining) does not interfere with ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s use of the Property (as provided in Section 8.2 above) and does not materially diminish the amount of land surface of the Property available for the Grantee Activities. (Comment: Owner’s ability to develop Owner’s land for minerals is severely restricted by this provision. Grantee may restrict the amount of Owner’s land and the location of Owner’s land that is available for mineral developments. In some cases, no mineral development may be possible unless located off-site.)