LANDOWNER ACCESS AGREEMENTLandowner Access Agreement • March 12th, 2021 • California
EEL RIVER WATERSHED IMPROVEMENT GROUPLandowner Access Agreement • April 12th, 2021
Landowner Access Agreement Creating Restrictions on UseLandowner Access Agreement • October 15th, 2019 • California
This Landowner Access Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into by _____________________________________, a California [[select one: nonprofit organization/public agency/tribal organization/mutual water company]] (“the [[select one: Nonprofit Organization/Public Agency/Tribal Organization/Mutual Water Company]]”), and ________________ (“the Landowner”).
Landowner Access Agreement for Atascadero Subwatershed Coho Habitat AssessmentLandowner Access Agreement • February 22nd, 2019
Landowner hereby grants permission for GRRCD and, if the box corresponding to their name is checked, staff from the California Sea Grant, to enter Landowner’s property to perform stream habitat assessment activities (see attached letter for description of potential activities). This assessment will focus on understanding habitat features within the creek corridor (such as creekside vegetation, creek bank height and stability, stream flow connection, and wildlife presence) and identifying potential habitat enhancement opportunities.
LANDOWNER ACCESS AGREEMENTLandowner Access Agreement • January 29th, 2020 • California
LANDOWNER ACCESS AGREEMENT WITHLandowner Access Agreement • August 22nd, 2019 • California
This Landowner Access Agreement (“Agreement”) is made and becomes effective on the last date signed below (“Effective Date”), by and between (“Landowner”) and the Mendocino County Resource Conservation District (“MCRCD”). Landowner is the fee owner of, or has a beneficial interest in, that certain real property located at:
LANDOWNER ACCESS AGREEMENTLandowner Access Agreement • August 23rd, 2020 • California
Landowner Access AgreementLandowner Access Agreement • February 5th, 2023
Individual private landowners are integral to outdoor recreation in Vermont. Over half of the 800+ miles of trails VMBA collectively stewards are located on private property, providing singletrack access to the public at no cost and building upon Vermont’s long standing tradition of neighbors respectfully accessing private land for shared use. Without the gracious involvement of private landowners, Vermont would not be the haven for outdoor recreation it has become and would not enjoy the related health and economic benefits it has brought to Vermonters statewide.
LANDOWNER ACCESS AGREEMENTLandowner Access Agreement • March 1st, 2019 • California
This Landowner Access Agreement (“agreement”) is made and entered into by and between the Resource Conservation District of Santa Cruz County (“RCD”), University of California Santa Cruz (“UCSC”), and (“Landowner(s)”) on , 20 .
