Preservation easement definition
Preservation easement means perpetual agricultural land preservation easements acquired by the Foundation.
Preservation easement means an easement over an historic agricultural structure conveyed to a municipality for a term of up to ten years;
Preservation easement means the voluntary donation of all or part of a historic property to a nonprofit or government entity to provide tax benefits to the property owner and to ensure protection of the property in perpetuity.
More Definitions of Preservation easement
Preservation easement means a nonpossessory interest in an historical building; except that a preservation easement granted to the authority must be held or coheld in perpetuity.
Preservation easement means a nonpossessory interest in an historical building.
Preservation easement means and refer to the areas set aside for preservation in its natural state as follows:
Preservation easement means, for the purpose of this chapter, the right vested in a person or entity other than the owner of the cultural resource to require preservation of the resource subject to the easement.
Preservation easement means an easement as defined in 3 Del. C. § 902(11).
Preservation easement means a nonpossessory interest in a