Easement Holder definition

Easement Holder includes the Valley Branch Watershed District and its respective successors or assigns to their interest in this Easement.

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Easement Holder means that certain qualified land conservation organization or government agency which is the grantee of the Qualified Conservation Easement.

Easement Holder means SEAVIEW PALMS & COMPANY, a California corporation.

Examples of Easement Holder in a sentence

• New trails may be created in accordance with the Community Forest Plan or if the same has the prior written approval from the Town and the Easement Holder.

• The Owner will name the Easement Holder as an additional insured on any general liability insurance policy carried by the Owner with respect to the Protected Property.

• The Owner and the Easement Holder acknowledge that the Baseline Documentation Report accurately represents the condition of the Protected Property at the time of this conveyance and may be used by the Easement Holder in monitoring future uses of the Protected Property, in documenting compliance with the terms of this Easement and in any enforcement proceeding.

• However, the Easement Holder may in its sole discretion and exclusive judgment refuse to agree to any amendment or modification of this Easement, including any amendment in which the following apply: • The amendment is inconsistent with the Conservation Purpose of this Easement.

• The Owner and the Easement Holder are committed to protecting and preserving the Conservation Values of the Protected Property in perpetuity.

• The current Owner is the sole owner of the Protected Property in fee simple and has the right and ability to convey this Easement to the Easement Holder.

• Failure of the Owner to receive approval from the Easement Holder constitutes denial of the request.

• The Owner will notify the Easement Holder of any proposed conveyance of title to the Protected Property at least fifteen (15) days before closing.

• The Easement Holder may not initiate judicial action until the Owner has been given notice of the violation, or threatened violation, of this Easement and a reasonable opportunity to correct the situation.

• The Owner will also notify the Easement Holder of any proposed condemnation or any claim, legal proceeding, foreclosure, or other legal action that might affect title to the Protected Property or the validity or enforceability of this Easement.

More Definitions of Easement Holder

Easement Holder means the Watershed Authority, or its successor ministry, agency or Crown corporation having statutory authority over water management in the Province of Saskatchewan at the date of issuance of the Easement;

Easement Holder means an eligible body under Section 8;

Easement Holder means any PERSON who owns, leases, operates, controls, or supervises an EASEMENT.

Easement Holder means D&W Railroad, LLC or its successor as holder of the easement in the Property, pursuant to the Easement Deed, as such document is further described in Section 19 of this Environmental Covenant. Right of access includes, but is not limited to, the following activities:

Easement Holder a (municipality organized under the laws of the State of Iowa),

Easement Holder means U.S. BANCORP, for so long as it shall own the One East Liberty Property, and thereafter it shall mean the successor(s) in title to the One East Liberty Property from time to time with respect thereto, for so long as such successor(s) shall own the One East Liberty Property, unless and until this Agreement and/or Easement is revoked or terminated.