8.1. SR 11-05-2012 - Laserfiche WebLink

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Owner shall notify the Land Trust of any change in the designated representative and provide the Land Trust with the new name, address and other contact information within fifteen (15) days after the change. e. Notice of Action Affecting Easement. The Owner will also notify the Land Trust 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. The enforceability or validity of this Easement will not be impaired or limited by any failure of the Owner to comply with this section 3.1. 3.2. Habitat Mana e ment. The Protected Property may be used to create, maintain, restore, or enhance habitat for wildlife and native biological communities in accordance with a management plan approved by the Land Trust under the provisions of section 7.6 of this Easement. The management plan may include the creation and maintenance of raingardens. The Owner may remove timber and other wood products and otherwise manage the vegetation on the Protected Property in accordance with this approved management plan or as otherwise permitted under section 2.13 of this Easement. 3.3. Recreational and Educational Uses. The Protected Property may be used for hiking, cross-country skiing, canoe and kayak launching, fishing, nature observation or study, and other non-intensive recreational and educational programs or activities that have no more than minimal impact on the Conservation Values of the Protected Property. The Protected Property may not be used for more than minimal commercial recreational purposes. 3.4. Recreational and Educational Structures. Minor rustic structures such as trail barriers, fishing platforms, boardwalks and bridges, benches, picnic tables, trash/recycling receptacles, and informational kiosks that do not impair or interfere with the natural habitat or scenic qualities of the Protected Property may be placed on the Protected Property in conjunction with permitted recreational and educational activities. Recreational and educational structures may also be developed on the Protected Property as follows: a. Existing Structures. With the exception of the existing tennis court, the existing buildings and structures may be used, maintained and repaired, but may not be expanded or replaced. The existing tennis court may not be maintained, repaired or replaced, but may be removed. If the Owner removes the existing buildings and structures, or any part of them, the Owner shall restore the affected area to a condition consistent with the Conservation Values of the Protected Property.