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To complete the Restrictive Covenant: 1. Type or print the current date, your name, and the name of the Authority (e.g. County of Anoka, township of Oak Grove, etc., see example). 2. Type or print the exact same legal description as given in Attachment B, Item (3). Only certified, eligible land can be designated as an agricultural preserve. 3. At mid -page, type or print the name of the Authority (or Authorities) which granted eligibility to your land. 4. Type or print the name of your Authority in Item (5). 5. At the bottom of the page, where the statement begins "This instrument was completed by . ," type or print the name and address of the person who completed this Restrictive Covenant. 6. The reverse side of the Restrictive Covenant is provided for the notarized signatures of the Owners and the local Authority. When you filled out Attachment A you determined how many people are involved. If you are the sole owner, then all that is needed is your notarized signature and date. But, if any others are identified in Attachment A, most probably a Contract for Deed Vendor, then their notarized signatures must be included as well. Spaces are provided for up to two such signatures. Any more than two can be placed on the Restrictive Covenant in the same manner as the others. A representative of the local Authority must also sign the Covenant. In the case where two or more Authorities are involved, an additional space is provided. Step Four: Take all three parts of the application form to your Authority. The Authority will review the three parts in order to determine that all items are correctly and completely filled in. When this is determined, the Authority will sign and date Attachment A in Item (9), and will enter the date of placement of land into agricultural preserve status in Item (10). The date in Item (10) is exactly 30 days from the date entered by the Authority in Item (9). The Authority will give the original copy of the entire application to the County Recorder for proper recording. Remember to ask for a copy of the completed application form.