Overstrip Agreements Sample Clauses

Overstrip Agreements. The Parties agree to enter into one or more agreements from time to time (each an “Overstrip Agreement”), on the terms set forth in this Section 3, pursuant to which one Party shall grant to the other Party the right, license and easement (“Overstrip Easement”) to encroach, backslope and overstrip upon into, over and under all or part of the Overstrip Area that is owned or controlled by the other Party, which may include the right to remove, place and/or displace earth, rock and other material (“Overburden”) in, on and under such Overstrip Area and to operate mining equipment and environmental monitoring devices and to transport mining equipment and mining material upon, into, over and under such Overstrip Area, which, in the reasonable judgment of the Party receiving the Overstrip Easement, are necessary or convenient in conjunction with such Party’s Operations. Subject to the restrictions specified in this Section 3.1, a proposed use of Overstrip Area lands in an Overstrip Agreement Request may include the right to dig surface drainage structures, ponds, or dams and construct any access roads sedimentation ponds, pipelines, power lines, berms, or fences, or to mine coal resources (“Mining”) in and under Overstrip Area lands owned by the other Party, but will not necessarily do so. The Parties agree to use their commercially reasonable efforts to construct any necessary surface drainage structures, ponds, or dams and construct any access roads sedimentation ponds, pipelines, power lines, berms, or fences on the lands controlled by such Party, and an Overstrip Agreement request may include Mining only on lands as to which it controls the coal rights. Other than Preliminary Activities, no Party shall have any right hereunder to undertake any other activities or operations not expressly allowed by an Overstrip Agreement entered into by the Parties.
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