Preservation Conservation Easement Forum
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Cons:A conservation easement is typically perpetual.A future owner or your heirs may not have the same affinity for conservation as you do.The future value of the property will likely be diminished as a result of the restrictions of the easement.Not all land will qualify for a conservation easement.More items...?
A conservation easement is a voluntary legal agreement between a landowner and a land trust or government agency that permanently limits uses of the land in order to protect its conservation values.
Conservation easements are legal tools to help you protect the habitat on your land. While maintaining ownership, you make a commitment to conserve the natural integrity of the habitats agreed upon by you and DUC, by limiting the amount and type of development that can occur.
An easement is a particularly useful and flexible historic preservation tool. It allows a property owner to retain private ownership of the property while insuring that the historic character of the property will be preserved.
A facade easement preserves an historical structure by restricting changes to the structure. This assures the owner of the historic structure that its faA§ade will be maintained, protected and preserved forever.
