When No Written Approval Required Clause Samples
The "When No Written Approval Required" clause defines situations where a party does not need to obtain written consent before taking certain actions under the agreement. Typically, this clause lists specific activities or thresholds—such as routine maintenance, minor expenditures, or actions already permitted by law—that are exempt from the standard approval process. By clarifying these exceptions, the clause streamlines operations and reduces administrative delays, ensuring that parties can act efficiently without unnecessary formalities when the risk or impact is minimal.
When No Written Approval Required. No written approval is required from the director for exploratory activity on an exploration location when such exploration is limited to mining equipment such as suction dredges with a five inch (5”) intake diameter or less and attendant power sources rated at fifteen (15) horsepower or less, pans, rockers, hand operated sluices, and other similar equipment; provided however, that recreational mining activity performed under a Recreational Mining Permit as authorized under Section 015 shall not serve to establish any basis for an exploration location. (2-7-91)