conservation covenant definition
conservation covenant means a conservation covenant as referred to in section 30B(2) of the SLC Act;
conservation covenant means a conservation covenant within the meaning of Part 5 of the Nature Conservation Act 2002;
conservation covenant means a recorded instrument entered into pursuant to a condition of approving a triggering application.
More Definitions of conservation covenant
conservation covenant means a signed and recorded instrument agreement between a property owner and the City of La Center running with the land and stipulating that certain areas of the property be maintained in a natural state without disturbance to vegetation or other features unless otherwise approved by the City. entered into pursuant to a condition of approving a triggering application.
conservation covenant means a voluntary declaration by a property owner of a covenant that is filed of record in the El Paso County Real Property Records on property
conservation covenant means a voluntary declaration by a property owner of a covenant that is filed of record in the El Paso County Real Property Records on property and is intended to preserve permanently the conservation values of an area. A conservation covenant shall be required for land designated as utility green space that is ten (10) acres or greater.
conservation covenant means a covenant that —
conservation covenant means a covenant registered under section 373A of the Land Act that is of a type mentioned in section 373A(4)(b) of the Land Act where the covenantee is the State;
conservation covenant means a signed and recorded agreement between a property owner and the city of La Center running with the land and stipulating that certain areas of the property be maintained in a natural state without disturbance to vegetation or other features unless otherwise approved by the city.
conservation covenant means an instrument recorded with the Town that places certain restrictions or limitations on the affected parcel.