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Easement Questions
- If I Want to Donate an Easement in Montezuma or Dolores Counties, Who Should I Contact?
- What are the Costs of Completing a Conservation Easement?
- How Can Giving an Easement Reduce Taxes?
- How Is The Value of A Conservation Easement Determined?
- What Does The Land Trust Do?
- Who May Give, and Who May Accept A Conservation Easement?
- How Long Does A Conservation Easement Last?
- Does A Conservation Easement Allow Public Access?
- How Restrictive Is A Conservation Easement?
- What are the “Conservation Values” that qualify?
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Ivins Ranch Conservation Easement Completed!
Ivins Ranch, Dolores County Colorado
Today, the Ivins Family conveyed a conservation easement on their 6,750 acre ranch in central Dolores County. The completion of this and the Crescent Ranch conservation easement represent more than 11,000 acres of protected land in the Groundhog Glade area!
Posted in Conservation Updates, MLC Easements, MLC Updates
Tagged bargain purchase, conservation easement, Dolores County, GOCO
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Crescent Ranch Conservation Easement Closes!
Crescent Ranch, Dolores County Colorado
On Tuesday, Montezuma Land Conservancy completed a two year process to protect the 4,847 acre Crescent Ranch. The property is in two parcels: one in central Dolores County containing high elevation aspen forests and oakbrush woodlands and a second parcel located in western Montezuma County containing natural desert habitat and alluvial basins.
In the landowner’s words, “this project keeps the land all together just like Dad wanted from the beginning.”
Posted in Conservation Updates, MLC Easements
Tagged conservation easement, Dolores County, FRPP, GOCO, land protection, Montezuma County
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