Soils and Minerals Clause Samples

The Soils and Minerals clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to the use, removal, or disturbance of soil, minerals, and similar materials on a property. Typically, it specifies whether the property owner or another party retains ownership of subsurface resources and outlines any restrictions or permissions regarding excavation, mining, or extraction activities. This clause is essential for clarifying who controls valuable underground resources and for preventing disputes over resource rights or environmental impacts during construction or land use.
Soils and Minerals. Tenants must not take away or sell soil, earth, sand, or gravel from the allotment site.
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Soils and Minerals. 20.1 Soil, earth, sand or gravel must not be removed from the allotment site. 20.2 Before any soil, earth, sand or gravel, is added to site, an adequate test certificate must be produced and agreed by the Council that any material is fit for purpose. 20.3 The cost to remove any soil, earth, sand or gravel, that is found not to be fit for purpose, will be rebilled to the plot owner. As per the Tenancy agreement between Council & Tenant
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