PD BACKGROUND REPORT (PL-PDI-2022-000004)

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improvements expressly permitted by this Easement. In the event of removal or destruction of any or all of said structures and improvements, or future structures and improvements (as permitted by herein), to replace them with structures and improvements of a similar function and use, in the same general locations. Additions to existing structures shalt not exceed more than ten percent (10%) of its footprint at the time this easement is executed or, if it is constructed subsequent to the execution of this easement, its original footprint. (ii) Educational or Recreational Improvements. Grantor may construct, maintain, repair, enlarge, and replace a reasonable number of nonpermanent enclosed or unenclosed recreational improvements (such as trails, campgrounds, monitoring stations, or other research facilities), as part of a plan to provide educational access, recreational access or facilitated public access within the Protected Property, provided, however, that Grantor shall consult with and obtain Grantee's written approval before constructing any such improvements. (iii) Hunting and Recreational Structures. After consultation with and written approval of Grantee with regard to location and design, Grantor may construct, maintain, repair, enlarge, and replace one (1) hunting structure and one (1) recreational structure within the Protected Property. These structures may not exceed two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet of floor area each. Reasonable accessory structures, including but not limited to restrooms, may also be constructed to be used in conjunction with the hunting and recreational structures. The area associated with a structure shall not exceed one (1) acre (or a total area for both structures less than .0002% of the Protected Property). No permanent residences shall be permitted on the Protected Property. (iv) Roads. Existing roads within the Protected Property are identified in the Baseline Documentation to the best of Grantor's knowledge. Grantor may repair or maintain existing roads. After consultation with Grantee, Grantor may: (A) relocate existing roads for the purpose of improving or protecting habitat, accessing or repairing fences for management purposes, reducing soil erosion or improving the driving surface and conditions or (B) construct unimproved roads necessary or appropriate for property management and sustainable resource production as permitted in this Easement. Construction of any new improved road for any purpose requires Grantee's written approval. (v) Utilities. Grantor may repair, modernize and replace such utilities as may exist on the Protected Property. After consultation with and written approval of Grantee, Grantor may also install new utilities within the Protected Property to serve authorized improvements and uses in the Protected Property and/or to establish a water supply for such improvements or uses. Limited utilities may be installed for development on the Larger Parcel provided that alternative placement is not feasible or possible within excluded envelops. Grantor must consult with and obtain written approval of Grantee for plans for utilities within the Protected Property prior to construction of the utility. The term "utilities" includes, without limitation, electric power lines and facilities, sanitary facilities (provided that any such facility is connected to a wastewater collection and disposal system which does not entail any discharge within the Protected Property or utilizes a no -discharge waste system (e.g. self -composting toilets)), storm sewer facilities as required by local or state government, telephone and communications cable systems, and their respective appurtenant facilities. Any utility lines installed in the Protected Property shall be installed underground and any utility shall be designed to minimize its visual impact. (vi) Fences. Grantor may repair and replace or remove fences and, after consultation with Grantee, may build new fences anywhere on the F 419699 1. DOC 7 PRt WA. AM'O, Department of die Adtomey Geaervi