Other Land users Clause Samples

The 'Other Land users' clause defines the rights and responsibilities of individuals or entities, aside from the primary parties, who may have access to or use the land in question. This clause typically outlines who these additional users are, the nature and extent of their permitted activities, and any limitations or obligations imposed on them. For example, it may address rights of way for neighbors, utility company access, or shared facilities. Its core function is to clarify and regulate third-party use of the land, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring all parties understand the scope of permitted activities.
Other Land users. If FES’ tenants or any other persons having an interest in the land are likely to be affected by an event or its use as a training area or their permission/notification is required, then arrangements to notify these persons or obtain their permission shall be made between the Organiser and FES. FES shall give the Organiser the names and addresses of those persons likely to be affected, where possible. FES will endeavour to arrange for temporary cessation of planned operations by contract holders (and any subcontractors) on FES land affected by an Event for the duration of the Event. If agreement cannot be reached with a contractor, FES may require the Event to be re-routed or cancelled. FES shall not restrict normal public access over areas (unless covered by a Section 11 closure order as described in paragraph 5.8) where an event has been agreed. Other forest users’ access to event areas must be managed as agreed in advance with FES, including signage, local advertising and other agreed notification.
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Other Land users. If FCS’ tenants or any other persons having an interest in the land are likely to be affected by an event or its use as a training area or their permission/notification is required, then arrangements to notify these persons or obtain their permission shall be made between the Organiser and FCS. FCS shall give the Organiser the names and addresses of those persons likely to be affected, where possible. FCS will endeavour to arrange for temporary cessation of planned operations by contract holders (and any subcontractors) on FCS land affected by an Event for the duration of the Event. If agreement cannot be reached with a contractor, FCS may require the Event to be re-routed or cancelled. FCS shall not restrict normal public access over areas (unless covered by a Section 11 closure order as described in paragraph 5.8) where an event has been agreed. Other forest users’ access to event areas must be managed as agreed in advance with FCS, including signage, local advertising and other agreed notification.
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Other Land users. If FLS’ tenants, or any other persons having an interest in the land chosen for the event, are likely to be affected by an event or their permission/notification is required, then arrangements to notify these persons or obtain their permission shall be made between the Organiser and FLS. FLS shall give the Organiser the names and addresses of those persons likely to be affected, where possible. FLS will endeavour to arrange for temporary cessation of planned operations by contract holders (and any subcontractors) on FLS land affected by an event for the duration of the Event. If agreement cannot be reached with a contractor within a suitable timescale (discussed with organiser in the planning process), FLS may require the event to be re-routed or cancelled. FLS shall not restrict normal public access over areas where an event has been agreed. Other forest users’ access to event areas must be managed as agreed in advance with FLS.
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Other Land users. If FES’ tenants or any other persons having an interest in the land are likely to be affected by an event or their permission/notification is required, then arrangements to notify these persons or obtain their permission shall be made between the Organiser and FES. FES shall give the Organiser the names and addresses of those persons likely to be affected, where possible. FES will endeavour to arrange for temporary cessation of planned operations by contract holders (and any subcontractors) on FES land affected by an event for the duration of the Event. If agreement cannot be reached with a contractor within a suitable timescale (discussed with organiser in the planning process), FES may require the event to be re- routed or cancelled. FES shall not restrict normal public access over areas where an event has been agreed. Other forest users’ access to event areas must be managed as agreed in advance with FES.
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Other Land users. If FLS’ tenants or any other persons having an interest in the land are likely to be affected by activity arising from an event or their permission/notification is required, then arrangements to notify these persons or obtain their permission shall be made between the organiser and FLS. FLS shall give the organiser the names and addresses of those persons likely to be affected, where possible. FLS will endeavour to arrange for temporary cessation of planned operations by contract holders (and any subcontractors) on FLS land affected by an event for the duration of the event. If agreement cannot be reached with a contractor, FLS may require the event to be re- routed or cancelled. FLS shall not restrict normal public access over areas (unless covered by a Section 11 closure order as described in section 5.8) where an event has been agreed. Other forest users’ access to event areas must be managed as agreed in advance with FLS, and section 5.3 above, including signage, local advertising and other agreed notification.
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Other Land users. If FLS’ tenants, or any other persons having an interest in the land chosen for the event, are likely to be affected by an event, arrangements will be made between the organiser and FLS to notify them or obtain their permission. FLS will endeavour to arrange for temporary cessation of planned operations by contract holders (and any subcontractors) on FLS land affected by an event for the duration of the event. If agreement cannot be reached with a contractor within a suitable timescale (discussed with organiser in the planning process), FLS may require the event to be re-routed or cancelled. FLS shall not restrict normal public access over areas where an event has been agreed. Other forest users’ access to event areas must be managed as agreed in advance with FLS.
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