Property Leasing/Recreational Use Sample Clauses

Property Leasing/Recreational Use. While all effort shall be made to exclude leased activity of lands from the areas covered by an Agreement, leases will not be prohibited from inclusion in HMAs. LMF approved conservation easements, deed and Project Agreements shall be the ruling document on the terms of the lease provisions, however, the following guiding principles should be considered for leases within a HMA: In the case of leased recreational camp lots:  Leased Lots will be limited to their traditional use and character, allowing for maintenance of existing structures.  Reconstruction of damaged or destroyed structures in the same location and size, and construction or expansion of new structures and facilities only with the landowner’s (ORGANIZATION NAME), easement holder’s, Designated State Agency and MDIFW, as applicable, prior written approval and consistent with the existing use and character of the Leased Lots. For purposes of this clause, traditional use and character shall be that in existence as of the date that the property interest was acquired, as documented in the acquisition documents or conservation easement Baseline Documentation.  Prior to any change in the lease terms, including renewal of existing leases, ORGANIZATION NAME agrees to provide 90 days notice to the Designated State Agency and MDIFW, as applicable. If acquisition terms allow for the sale of leased lots, prior to any sale, ORGANIZATION NAME agrees to provide a minimum 90 days notice to the easement holder, Designated State Agency and LMF Board as applicable. In order to prevent potential disturbance to wildlife in HMAs, ORGANIZATION NAME will:  Communicate the sensitive nature of these areas to lessees;  Request that if occupied from January through March, that the use of the lease and associated recreational activities will not disturb wintering wildlife, especially deer;  Request that lessees limit winter recreational activities including, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross country skiing, within the HMA;  Advise lessees that it is unlawful for any dog to run at large (7 MRSA, Chapter 719, Section 3911).; and  Designate winter access routes to the camp and recreational features such as water bodies in HMA’s in the lease.