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to, physically modifying the easement area such as altering topography; <br /> installing fences, structures, rockeries, walls or other like improvements; <br /> planting of difficult to restore landscaping; piling or storage of dirt, trash <br /> garbage, debris or other materials. The Grantor shall, upon receipt of written <br /> notice from the County, remove cited interferences from the easement area <br /> which prevent proper use of the drainage system. The County Department of <br /> Public Works may grant written permission to the Grantor to physically modify <br /> the easement area upon receipt of a written request. <br /> 3. The Grantor authorizes the County to cut and remove any vegetation or <br /> remove any physical interferences which, in the sole judgment of the County, <br /> constitutes an interference with, or obstruction or hazard to, the County's use of <br /> the easement. The Grantor holds the County, its officers, employees, and <br /> agents harmless from damage caused by the removal of vegetation or physical <br /> interferences from the easement. <br /> 4. The County when exercising its easement rights shall endeavor to notify <br /> Grantor of the intended activity and shall endeavor to restore the premises to a <br /> neat and proper order. Obstructions or interferences which in the County's <br /> opinion reduce the County's ability to maintain the easement area shall not be <br /> required to be restored. <br /> 5. The Grantor covenants that they are the owners of the property on which the <br /> easement is situated, they have the right to convey the easement interest in the <br /> property described in Exhibit(s) (typically Exhibit A), and that title to the <br /> property is free and clear of any encumbrances which would interfere with the <br /> ability to grant the easement. <br /> Page 3 Grantor's Initials <br />