| |  | |  | 2.__Effect of failure to provide copy.__The validity of a |  | covenant is not affected by failure to provide a copy of the |  | covenant as required under this section. | 
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 |  | |  | 1.__Recording required.__An environmental covenant and any |  | amendment or termination of the covenant must be recorded in |  | every county in which any portion of the real property subject to |  | the covenant is located.__For purposes of indexing, a holder must |  | be treated as a grantee. | 
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 |  | |  | 2.__Subject to laws governing recording priority.__Except as |  | otherwise provided in section 3009, subsection 3, an |  | environmental covenant is subject to the laws of this State |  | governing recording and priority of interests in real property. | 
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 |  | | §3009.__Duration; amendment by court action | 
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 |  | |  | 1.__Perpetual duration.__An environmental covenant is |  | perpetual unless it is: | 
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 |  | | A.__By its terms limited to a specific duration or |  | terminated by the occurrence of a specific event; | 
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 |  | | B.__Terminated by consent pursuant to section 3010; | 
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 |  | | C.__Terminated pursuant to subsection 2; | 
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 |  | | D.__Terminated by operation of other laws of this State |  | governing priority of interests; or | 
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 |  | | E.__Terminated or modified in an eminent domain proceeding, |  | but only if: | 
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 |  | | (1)__The agency that signed the covenant is a party to |  | the proceeding; | 
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 |  | | (2)__All persons identified in section 3010, |  | subsections 1 and 2 are given notice of the pendency of |  | the proceeding; and | 
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 |  | | (3)__The court determines, after hearing, that the |  | termination or modification will not adversely affect |  | human health or the environment. | 
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 |  | |  | 2.__Intended benefits can no longer be realized.__If the |  | agency that signed an environmental covenant has determined that |  | the intended benefits of the covenant can no longer be realized, |  | a court, under the doctrine of changed circumstances, in an | 
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