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  • Your Guide to Easements
    • What is a conservation easement?
    • What are the tax benefits?
    • What are the conservation benefits?
    • Who will hold the easement?
    • How much will you be compensated?
    • How do citizens benefit from this program?
  • How We Can Help
    • Starting the easement process
      • How do you apply?
      • The Property Resource Score Sheet
      • Steps for purchasing or donating
      • Legal and financial experts who work with easements
      • A sample deed template
      • The Preliminary Easement Application Form
    • Members of the Easement Authority
    • Background on the Easement Authority
    • Easement monitoring and enforcement
    • Easement signage
  • Resources
    • Capturing Clarke! A Photo Contest for Wanderers
    • Cost of Community Services Study
    • The Easement Authority’s 15-Year Report
    • Easement Authority Partners
    • Legal and financial experts who work with easements
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Our Easement Map

With an impressive 25 percent of land forever protected by easements, Clarke County is second in the state in the percentage of preserved open spaces. The map below shows the success of the easement program.

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