8.1. SR 11-05-2012 - Laserfiche WebLink

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Protected Property or that is inconsistent with the terms or the conservation purpose of this Easement is prohibited. This specifically prohibits any future development that would interfere with or intrude upon the essential scenic quality of the Protected Property or the visual enjoyment of the open and natural character of the Protected Property by the general public. Except as specifically permitted in section 3 of this Easement and without limiting the general prohibition above, restrictions imposed upon the Protected Property expressly include the following: 2.1. Industrial Activity. No industrial use of the Protected Property is allowed. 2.2. Commercial Activity. No commercial use of the Protected Property is allowed except for that habitat management, minimal commercial recreational use, or use specifically permitted in section 3 of this Easement or except as incidental to other uses or activities specifically permitted in this Easement. 2.3. Agricultural Use. No agricultural use of the Protected Property is allowed. This includes and prohibits tilling, plowing, commercially cultivating row crops, keeping or grazing livestock, haying, feedlots, tree farms, orchards or nurseries. This does not include or prohibit vegetation management activities allowed in section 2.13 of this Easement. 2.4. Residential Use and Development. No residential use or development of the Protected Property is allowed. 2.5. Division of the Protected Property. The Protected Property may not be divided, subdivided, or partitioned. The Protected Property may be conveyed only in its entirety as a single parcel under single ownership (joint or undivided) regardless of whether it now consists of separate parcels, was acquired as separate parcels, or is treated as separate parcels for property tax or other purposes. The general prohibition set out above does not prohibit the following: a. The division of the Protected Property when a portion of the Protected Property is being conveyed to a conservation entity defined in section 7.1 of this Easement. b. The correction or adjustment of boundary lines to resolve an ownership dispute. 2.6. Development Rights. No portion of the Protected Property may be used to satisfy land area requirements for other property not subject to this Easement for purposes of calculating building density, lot coverage, open space, or natural resource use or extraction under otherwise applicable laws, regulations, or ordinances controlling land use. The development rights that have been encumbered or extinguished by this 6