Section 250-RICR-110-00-7.9 - Restrictive Covenants and ConversionA. Recreation Acquisition Projects - Property acquired with grant funds shall be maintained and managed in the condition and for the purpose specified in its approved grant application in perpetuity. Each Grantee shall execute a perpetual recreation easement, or similar document, running in favor of the State of Rhode Island over the acquired property. Such easement shall provide that if the recipient at any time fails in its obligation to properly maintain the acquired property in accordance with the purposes and functions for which it was acquired and in conformance with an approved Management Plan, the State of Rhode Island may enforce the grant conditions in equity or, at its discretion, may assume title, custody and control to protect its interest.B. Recreation Development Projects - Property improved with grant funds shall be maintained and managed in the condition and for the purpose, or a substantially similar purpose, to that specified in its approved grant application in perpetuity. Each Grantee shall execute and record in the land evidence records a "Notice of Grant Agreement", that provides that if the recipient at any time fails in its obligation to properly maintain the acquired property in accordance with an approved Management Plan, the State of Rhode Island may enforce the grant conditions in equity or, at its discretion, may assume title, custody and control to protect its interest.250 R.I. Code R. 250-RICR-110-00-7.9
Amended effective 12/30/2019