Common use of Mitigation Fees Clause in Contracts

Mitigation Fees. The Mitigation Fees for Impact Activities associated with oil and gas development activities will be calculated using the following fee structure. These Mitigation Fees will apply to Impact Activities conducted on the Enrolled Property, as well as those Impact Activities conducted off Enrolled Property that are associated with activities on the Enrolled Property (such as construction of power lines and roads not located on the Participant’s Enrolled Property but across properties serving Participant’s activities on the Enrolled Property). The structure shall also apply to third parties doing work for the Participant, regardless of who constructs or operates the associated facilities. The Participant must comply with the procedures outlined in Section XIV of the CCAA (Development Procedures) before it or its third-party subcontractors conduct any Impact Activities. The Mitigation Fees reflect the conservation strategy for the LEPC set forth in the Range-wide Conservation Plan for the LEPC (“RWP”). The RWP identifies numerous “focal areas” for the LEPC, which the RWP defines as the areas of greatest importance to the LEPC and where habitat enhancement, maintenance, and protection should be focused. The RWP also calls for the establishment of “connectivity zones” to allow linkage among focal areas.

Mitigation Fees. The Mitigation Fees for Impact Activities associated with oil and gas development activities will be calculated using the following fee structure. These Mitigation Fees will apply to Impact Activities conducted on the Enrolled Property, as well as those Impact Activities conducted off Enrolled Property that are associated with activities on the Enrolled Property (such as construction of power lines and roads not located on the Participant’s Enrolled Property but across properties serving Participant’s activities on the Enrolled Property). The structure shall also apply to third parties doing work for the Participant, regardless of who constructs or operates the associated facilities. The Participant must comply with the procedures outlined in Section XIV of the CCAA (Development Procedures) before it or its third-party subcontractors conduct any Impact ActivitiesActivities on Enrolled Property. The Mitigation Fees reflect the conservation strategy for the LEPC set forth in the Range-wide Conservation Plan for the LEPC (“RWP”). The RWP identifies numerous “focal areas” for the LEPC, which the RWP defines as the areas of greatest importance to the LEPC and where habitat enhancement, maintenance, and protection should be focused. The RWP also calls for the establishment of “connectivity zones” to allow linkage among focal areas.