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County Buys Farm Development Rights.(Brief Article)
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April 01, 2001 |
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Eager to preserve farmland from encroaching development, Lake County, Illinois, Board of Commissioners hope to test a program that will allow them to buy future land development rights, but not the land, from farmers. The idea of buying land-use rights has been undertaken with success in other locales, including Carroll County, Maryland, which has obtained easements for 33,336 acres of farmland over the past 20 years. The state-run program has been buying permanent land easements, which precludes ...
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