Carlsbad Irrigation District Right Of Use Permit.pdf

The permit outlines terms and conditions for the occupation, use, or traversing of the property.

Key Details:

- Permit Number: Not specified in the provided text.
- Term: Not detailed in the excerpt.
- Grantee Information: Name, address, phone, email not included, but Grantee is expected to sign as "members of firm" (for partnerships) or with their authorized title (for corporations).
- Purpose: Specific use details are missing, but the Grantee is permitted to make alterations or modifications to the installation/encroachment on the property.
- Fees:
- Administration Fee: $[amount missing]
- Right of Use and License Fee: $[amount missing]
- Additional Administration Cost: $[amount missing]
- Total Fee Due: $[amount missing]

General Conditions:

- Assignment and Binding Nature: The permit is binding on the Grantee's heirs, representatives, successors, and assigns, but assignments require prior written approval from CID.
- Termination: CID can terminate the permit after 30 days' notice if the Grantee fails to comply with conditions. Grantee must remove materials within 30 days of termination or face storage fees or CID retaining the materials.
- Maintenance: Grantee is responsible for maintaining the property and facilities, addressing sediment, trash, pests, and repairs to CID's facilities. Annual maintenance or on-request between irrigation seasons is required.
- Interface with Grantor's Use: Grantee cannot interfere with CID's use of the property or interests of other entities.
- Nonexclusive Rights: The permit is nonexclusive, allowing CID to grant rights to others and preventing liability for damage caused by public or private installations on the property.
- Existing Easements and Permits: The permit is subject to existing easements and permits of record.
- Tort Claims Act: The agreement mentions the New Mexico Tort Claims Act regarding liability for public employees.