; and (iii) include a right of enforcement for the Secretary that— (I) may be used only if the terms and conditions of the forest land easement are not enforced by the eligible entity; and (II) does not extend to a right of inspection unless— (aa) (AA) the holder of the forest land easement fails to provide monitoring reports in a timely manner; or (BB) the Secretary has a reasonable and articulable belief that the terms and conditions of the forest land easement have been violated; and (bb) prior to the inspection, the Secretary notifies the eligible entity and the landowner of the inspection and provides a reasonable opportunity for the eligible entity and the landowner to participate in the inspection; and (iv) include a limit on the impervious surfaces to be allowed that is consistent with the forestry activities to be conducted. (D) Additional permitted terms and conditions An eligible entity may include terms and conditions for a forest land easement that— (i) are intended to keep the eligible land subject to the forest land easement in active forest management, as determined by the Secretary; (ii) allow subsurface mineral development on the eligible land subject to the forest land easement and in accordance with applicable State law if, as determined by the Secretary— (I) the subsurface mineral development— (aa) has a limited and localized impact; (bb) does not harm the forest use and conservation values of the eligible land subject to the forest land easement; (cc) does not materially alter or affect the existing topography; (dd) complies with a subsurface mineral development plan that— (AA) includes a plan for the remediation of impacts to the forest use and conservation values of the eligible land subject to the forest land easement; and (BB) is approved by the Secretary prior to the initiation of mineral development activity; (ee) is not accomplished by any surface mining method; (ff) is within the impervious surface limits of the forest land easement under subparagraph (C)(iv)