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worked hard to get the best price possible from the purchasers,” Mrs. Haskell said.
Calling the VOF’s practices “informal,”-Mrs. Haskell recommended two procedural changes, both of which the seven-member board unanimously approved by resolution immediately after.
The first change calls for a written policy requiring the foundation to give public notice of its intention to sell any foundation land, while the second calls for a policy requiring the foundation to obtain written appraisals on all properties offered for sale.
Calling Mrs. Haskell’s proposals “reasonable,” Piedmont Environmental Council president Robert - Dennis cautioned against letting the pendulum swing too far. “There is some difference, and I’m not sure how you describe it, between the activities of VOF and agencies operating with funds appropriated by the General Assembly,” he said.
“Most of what VOF has been able to do has been done with private philanthropy, has involved working relationships with communities of landowners, and it seems to me,
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