Common use of Passive Recreation Clause in Contracts

Passive Recreation. Generally refers to non-motorized recreational activities with minimal impact on the natural environment. These activities are often focused on appreciating and understanding open space, with minimal need for developed facilities. Potential Annexation Area or PAA. The lands surrounding the Town, depicted on Exhibit A, within which the Town may annex parcels and within which the County agrees not to purchase lands for open space preservation, subject to the terms of this Agreement. Rural Preservation Area or RPA. The lands outside the PAA in unincorporated Boulder County, depicted in Exhibit A, where ▇▇▇▇▇ may not annex parcels and where the Town or the County may purchase lands for open space preservation, are subject to the terms of this Agreement.

Passive Recreation. Generally refers to non-motorized recreational activities with minimal impact on the natural environment. These activities are often focused focus on appreciating and understanding open space, with minimal need for developed facilities. Potential Annexation Area or PAA. The lands surrounding the Town, depicted on in Exhibit A, within which the Town may annex parcels and within which the County agrees not to purchase lands for open space preservation, are subject to the terms of this Agreement. Rural Preservation Area or RPA. The lands outside the PAA in unincorporated Boulder County, depicted in on Exhibit A, where ▇▇▇▇▇ may not annex parcels and where the Town or the County may purchase lands for open space preservation, are subject to the terms of this Agreement.