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D. The placement, construction or maintenance of roads, parking areas, or driveways, regardless of method or materials of construction. E. The placement, construction or maintenance of sidewalks, walkways, or trails consisting of any form of impervious paved surface, such as concrete, asphalt, or paver stones. Walkways or trails consisting of pervious surfaces such as decomposed granite are permitted. The continued maintenance of an unpaved driveway to provide vehicle access for private recreational use of the tract of property to the Northwest of the Property is permitted. F. Vegetation. Any cutting, pruning or trimming of trees or vegetation, except for 1) the removal of understory vegetation, and 2) the removal of dead or decayed trees or portions of trees that pose a direct threat to human life or property. All planting or seeding of trees, grass or vegetation in the Easement Area is restricted to species recognized as native to this area by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, or its successor agencies. G. Surface Alteration. Any filling, grading, excavating or other alteration of the surface of the Easement Area. H. Dumping. Dumping or depositing garbage, trash, or other waste materials, or failing to remove and properly dispose of any such waste materials, regardless of source. 1. The operation of motorized vehicles, such as, but not limited to, trucks, automobiles, all- terrain vehicles, and motorcycles, except for use of the driveway under E. above to provide vehicle access for private recreational use of the tract of property to the Northwest of the Property. 1. The placement, construction or maintenance of signs, except that up to two signs not exceeding eight square feet each may be displayed to warn against unauthorized entry or use of the Easement Area, and one sign not exceeding eight square feet may be used to identify the Owner and address for the Property. K. Bank Improvements and Mooring. Any form of dock or pier along the river bank, or any form of flotation or diving barge moored to the river bank. The construction and maintenance of one improved entry point from the Easement Area to the river is permitted. Erosion control along the river bank is permitted if it consists solely of the planting and maintenance of native littoral vegetation. L. Any use of chemical or non-organic pesticides or herbicides. 3. Retained Rights; Covenant and Restriction Running with the Property. A. The Owner retains the right to use and enjoy the Property and Easement Area in all ways that are not expressly restricted or prohibited by this Easement. In particular, the Owner retains the right to sell, mortgage, bequeath, or donate the Property. B. This Easement shall constitute a covenant and restriction running with the title to the C:\TEMP\conservation easement.doc 2