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Theranch G-3 BRA.Pdf .­ .:-.......... ..- .. t LJ U AREA THE RANCH LOT G-3 B.R.A. BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE SCJ 3 ~ To THE STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF PALO PINTO § oC l ) '65 / WHEREAS, by AGREEMENT made and entered into on the 12th day of December, 1997, Brazos River Authority, Lessor, leased to The Ranch on Possum Kingdom, L.P., a Texas limited partnership, of which PK Ranch, Inc., a Texas business corporation is general partner, Lessee, of Tarr~nt County, Texas, certainf~~.ffii~\m~l~~~m: P~t~)~ID't~gCounty, Tex~s, described as Lot G-3 B.R.A. , Block G , ill The Ranch on Poss~m Kl~g~P,~M,ubdl~f.~,lQ.~~,p;e&plat recorded ill vol._7_, page 90 of the deed records of Palo Pinto County, Texas. ~ "~i ~.~n;:'D!;~rrZ \~~},l: .'~P~t;:' ~ ~ ' ", ~ \; ~ .. ~ . ~ ~ v n, !"\·~ "';';'.~. ' 'J;.l;} ~tl~ i-:-- ~ .; i ~ "~~"'':..~ { .~ .r. ~;t~ J.f1~ :, .":'!""'~ ... o'> '.I" ...1 ...~'~ -;:' ~A".e ~ ~ ..... ,-#"~ ..~ . JI:c'#'.t ,..Ytt:" ,.~~p'#' • ., ~, "'ol"""r- ' J ' __ .... "' . .... WHEREAS, the AGREEMENT requires renewal of the lease on the date of the initial assignment. Attached to the initial assignment as Exhibit B is a copy of the renewal lease agreement issued to THE PROFIT GROUP on MA Y 1 ,1998 covering the property described as Lot G-3 B.R.A. WHEREAS, STEVE HOUGHTON , our current Lessee, has agreed to assign said lease to HOUGHTON PK. LTD. , hereinafter called Assignee. NOW THEREFORE, said Lessee hereby assigns said lease to Assignee above named in consideration of a sum of one ($1.00) dollar and other valuable consideration, the receipt of all of which is hereby acknowledged by Lessee. Assignee hereby acknowledges that he has read the lease mentioned above (Exhibit B) and the NOTICE OF RESTRICTIONS AND CONDITIONS, and a copy of the associated photograph booklet which have been supplied by The Ranch on Possum Kingdom, L.P., and are being attached hereto as Exhibits C and D, respectively. Assignee hereby acknowledges that he has read the lease mentioned above (Exhibit B) and that he is familiar with the rules and regulations of Lessor applicable to such lease and hereby accepts said assignment subject to all of the terms and provisions of said lease and subject to said rules and regulations, and said Assignee assumes all obligations imposed by said lease, rules and regulations. THE WATER LEVEL IN POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE WILL NOT BE CONSTANT. THIS IS A WATER CONSERVATION AND HYDROELECTRIC POWER PROJECT, AND, WHILE IT IS THE DESIRE OF THE BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY TO KEEP THE LAKE AS FULL AS POSSIBLE, THE LEVEL OF THE WATER WILL VARY, DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF WATER USED FROM THE LAKE, EVAPORATION RATES, AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL AND RUNOFF IN THE BRAZOS BASIN UPSTREAM, AND OTHER FACTORS. DURING A SEVERE DROUGHT, THE LEVEL MAY DROP AS MUCH AS 30 FEET OR MORE BELOW THE FULL LAKE LEVEL. 5 - day of ApT~ 1'" 2oc:J '7= 16475 Dallas Parkway. Ste. 330. Addison. TX Address of Assignee 75001 /- -----~- STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF WI./,Ylb § This instrument was acknowledged before me on the 5 day of ~P7~ zoz; 7, by Steven Houghton SANDY WINFREY STATE OF TEXAS § .~ t~,.~)3 MY COMMISSION EXPIRES COUNTY OF M1~ § '4,ft:.9·r:,~~t~·:· June 15, 2009 This instrument was acknowledged before me on the 5" day of ~/2.nn.6G.n- -gO? ,by Steven Houghton. President, Houghton PK. LTD. SANDY WINFREY MY COMMISSION EXPiRES June 15, 2009 FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the covenants herein agreed to by Lessee rutli4'\iliiiigllili, Llnl q =pa;jlmCU~ transfer fee in the amount of $ 3~ , receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the above Assignee is approved this the 4.-.D-- day of ...5 - , 2007 C:\msoffice\winword\corrunercial\theranchlsubsequent assignment fonn STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF PALO PINTO § This instrument was acknowledged befure me on the It daY~' 2007, by Michael 1. litis, Area Proiect Manager for Brazos River Authority ,t," V ,:;: q :J"7 AREA THE RANCH lP o o LOT G-3 B.R.A. BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE t-(I ~1f THE STATE OF TEXAS § II) COUNTY OF PALO PINTO § C{q3~5 WHEREAS, by AGREEMENT made and entered into on the 12th day of December, 1997, Brazos River Authority, Lessor, leased to The Ranch on Possum Kingdom, L.P., a Texas limited partnership, of which PK Ranch, Inc., a Texas business corporation is general partner, Lessee, of Tarrant County, Texas, certain land situated in Palo Pinto County, Texas, described as Lot G-3 B.R.A. ,Block G , in The Ranch on Possum Kingdom.,as.ubdivision per platrecorded in vol._7_, page 90 of the deed records of Palo Pinto County, Texas. j'.... ,;:. ',1. .':: " ":~,:J '1 - WHEREAS, the AGREEMENT requires renewal of the i~'ase on th~ ' date :' of :. the initiaias~h~~ :¢nt. Attached to the initial assignment as Exhibit B is a copy of the renewal lease agreerrientissued to ,,; ,'. THE PROFIT GROUP on MAY 1 ,1998 covering the property described as Lot G-3 B.R.A. WHEREAS, ROSAL YNN L. BIGGERS TRUST ESTATE , our current Lessee, has agreed to assign said lease to STEVE HOUGHTON hereinafter called Assignee. NOW THEREFORE, said Lessee hereby assigns said lease to Assignee above named in consideration of a sum of one ($1.00) dollar and other valuable consideration, the receipt of all of which is hereby acknowledged by Lessee. Assignee hereby acknowledges that he has read the lease mentioned above (Exhibit B) and the NOTICE OF RESTRICTIONS AND CONDITIONS, and a copy of the associated photograph booklet which have been supplied by The Ranch on Possum Kingdom, L.P., and are being attached hereto as Exhibits C and D, respectively. Assignee hereby acknowledges that he has read the lease mentioned above (Exhibit B) and that he is familiar with the rules and regulations of Lessor applicable to such lease and hereby accepts said assignment subject to all of the terms and provisions of said lease and subject to said rules and regulations, and said Assignee assumes all obligations imposed by said lease, rules and regulations. THE WATER LEVEL IN POSSUM KINGDOM LAKE WILL NOT BE CONSTANT. THIS IS A WATER CONSERVATION AND HYDROELECTRIC POWER PROJECT, AND, WHILE IT IS THE DESIRE OF THE BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY TO KEEP THE LAKE AS FULL AS POSSIBLE, THE LEVEL OF THE WATER WILL VARY, DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF WATER USED FROM THE LAKE, EVAPORATION RATES, AMOUNTS OF RAINFALL AND RUNOFF IN THE BRAZOS BASIN UPSTREAM, AND OTHER FACTORS. DURING A SEVERE DROUGHT, THE LEVEL MAY DROP AS MUCH AS 30 FEET OR MORE BELOW THE FULL LAKE LEVEL. .,u... WITNESS OUR HANDS this the ~ - day of y~/ ZePt? I' _ J /l ;1' _.,----___' ROSAL YNN L. BIGGE~ TRUST ESTATE 0::; 16475 Dallas Parkway. Ste. 330. Addison. TX Address of Assignee 75001 STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF PIJ.LL /ff § This instrument was acknowledged before me on the ~& day of --~"'S1-r.~"""""'''''''''_'b-----------: ~f)()1 , by John C. .' Trust Estate /,,~'f:'!..f.?!.;;///<:, KA Y THO M A I J . ff~·::A;·~~ Notary Public State of Texas /1&;r w1Lfhlu:t:;;/ %~... ~./~J Commission Expires ·-N-o..LtarY-'-',=.,j~ "'b-li-'c"'S::..Et'-"a:.o:te:..t.o.Lf"'T""e~x::"'a-s------------- 1-"',t.li·oF'~:~ · MAY 24, 2008 ' , jJv""n'1 f", FOR AND IN CONSIDERATION of the covenants herein agreed to by Lessee and Assignee, and the payment ofa transfeL... in the amo~$ 30~ dollars, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the above Assignee is approved this the - day of kA A , 2007 C:\msoflice\winward\conunercial\theranch\subsequent assignment fann o o~/ 'lr 0 (./r ?j O \~ 00- STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF PALO PINTO § This instrument was acknowledged before me on the L.-\]: dayof ~A. 2007, by Michael J. lItis, Area Project Manager for Brazos River Authoritv \,\ \~~I~I;:I';", ::~~~~. .~~ ~% JOAN IE MARTIN I Notary Public, State of Texas J, I%}"\. ·~l My Commission Expires \'~0 / ~...... ,."'-f; t ~ O' F.\\.\ \' ,,, ~; "'11111'\\ August 29 , 2007 i 0 NOTICE OF RESTRICTIONS AND CONDITIONS As purchasers or lessees of the lots platted as Lot G3 B.R.A., Block G, the Ranch on Possum Kingdom, a subdivision of which plat is recorded in Volume 7, Pages 90-98 of the Plat Records of Palo Pinto, County, Texas, ("My Lot"), I (whether one or more persons) acknowledge to Brazos River Authority ("Authority") and to The Ranch on Possum Kingdom, LP. ("Developer") that I am aware of and have been fully informed of the facts set out below. I further acknowledge that I have received a copy of this Notice of Restrictions and Conditions. The facts of which I acknowledge awareness are the following: (a) I recognize that the items set forth below are not a complete list of the restrictions relating to My Lot and that additional covenants, conditions and restrictions with which I must comply are contained in that certain Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions for the Ranch on Possum Kingdom (the Declaration"), which has been recorded by Developer in Volume 944, Page 405 of the Official Public Records of Palo Pinto County, Texas. I acknowledge receipt of a copy of the Declaration and that the provision thereof may be enforced by Authority as well as by Developer. (b) My Lot is subject to restrictions on use imposed in my lease (if My Lot or part of it is leased from Authority), which may be enforced by Authority. (c) I have been furnished with a -plat of My Lot, a copy of which is attached and copy of which has been furnished to Authority.
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