It's 88 years. The odds of it falling afoul of the law against perpetuities is negligible and would indicate something catastrophic happened.

> We cannot have "dead hands" dictating how future generations should live and work

The whole world is dictated by dead hands. I cannot walk around pristine forests (maybe I even need to pre-register), I need to deal with bureaucracy, I need to pay taxes, almost every single landscape is ruined by human buildings, etc. So what is that even about?