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If you are interested in having an easement placed on your land you should consult with an attorney. An attorney can advise you of your easement options, your rights and responsibilities, and how to make appropriate decisions regarding the ownership and value of your property.
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Conservation Easements

What should a conservation easement include?

Most easements are crafted so that the easement holder has final approval over any changes made by the owner that may affect the protected area.   What a conservation easement should include



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