Subdivision. Separate conveyance of a portion of the Protected Property or division or subdivision of the Protected Property is prohibited. The Grantor further covenants and agrees not to undertake any action that would have the effect of subdividing or conveying any part of the Protected Property. Industrial or Commercial Uses. Industrial or commercial activities on the Protected Property are prohibited except for the following: Agricultural production and related uses conducted as described in the ALE Plan; The sale of excess power generated in the operation of alternative energy structures and associated equipment or other energy structures that City approves in writing as being consistent with the conservation purposes of this Conservation Easement; Temporary or seasonal outdoor activities or events that do not harm the agricultural use, future viability, and related conservation values of the Protected Property herein protected; Commercial enterprises related to agriculture or forestry including but not limited to agritourism, processing, packaging, marketing of farm or forest products, farm machinery repair, and small scale farm wineries; and Small-scale commercial enterprises compatible with agriculture or forestry, including but not limited to cafes, shops, and studios for arts or crafts. Under no circumstances shall athletic fields, golf courses or ranges, commercial airstrips or helicopter pads, ATV/motorcross biking, camping accommodations, cell phone towers or any other improvement or activity inconsistent with current or future agricultural production be permitted on the Protected Property. Construction on the Protected Property. All new structures and improvements must be located within the Building Envelopes, which may not exceed two percent (2%) (being square feet or acres) of the total Conservation Easement area and depicted in Exhibit C, which is appended to and made a part of this Conservation Easement. The boundaries and location of the Building Envelopes may be adjusted if City and the Chief of NRCS provide prior written approval of the adjusted boundaries and location. The Building Envelopes may not increase in size and the adjusted Building Envelopes must provide equal or greater protection of the
Subdivision. Separate conveyance of a portion of the Protected Property or division or subdivision of the Protected Property is prohibited. The Grantor further covenants and agrees not to undertake any action that would have the effect of subdividing or conveying any part of the Protected Property. Industrial or Commercial Uses. Industrial or commercial activities on the Protected Property are prohibited except for the following: Agricultural production and related uses conducted as described in the ALE Plan; The sale of excess power generated in the operation of alternative energy structures and associated equipment or other energy structures that City approves in writing as being consistent with the conservation purposes of this Conservation Easement; Temporary or seasonal outdoor activities or events that do not harm the agricultural use, future viability, and related conservation values of the Protected Property herein protected; Commercial enterprises related to agriculture or forestry including but not limited to agritourism, processing, packaging, marketing of farm or forest products, farm machinery repair, and small scale farm wineries; and Small-scale commercial enterprises compatible with agriculture or forestry, including but not limited to cafes, shops, and studios for arts or crafts. Under no circumstances shall athletic fields, golf courses or ranges, commercial airstrips or helicopter pads, ATV/motorcross biking, camping accommodations, cell phone towers or any other improvement or activity inconsistent with current or future agricultural production be permitted on the Protected Property. Construction on the Protected Property. All new structures and improvements must be located within the Building Envelopes, which may not exceed two percent (2%) (being square feet or acres) of the total Conservation Easement area and depicted in Exhibit C, which is appended to and made a part of this Conservation Easement. The boundaries and location of the Building Envelopes may be adjusted if City and the Chief of NRCS provide prior written approval of the adjusted boundaries and location. The Building Envelopes may not increase in size and the adjusted Building Envelopes must provide equal or greater protection of the