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receive tax benefits for the “donation” of development rights and may lower the inheritance tax burden when the holdings are passed to his heirs.

John J. Dwyer’s grant of an open-space easement on 914.9 acres of his property north of Massie’s Comer brings the total acreage in Rappahannock County protected by such restrictions to 4,091, according to Piedmont Environmental Council President Robert Dennis.

The property is the largest single piece of land in the county so protected, Mr. Dennis said, “and one of the major easements

See EASEMENTS, p. 12

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