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art Trope protected 70 acres on Route 522 near Sperryville. J. Newbill Miller, Jr. provided that their 106 acres across U. S. 211 from the western gateway to Washington can never be subdivided. Raymond Riddell’s easement rules out future division of his 77 acres on the southeast side of Turkey Mountain. Thomas Storch and Anne Yeoman merged their four tax parcels south of Sperryville into one 84-acre tract. Antoinette Egger merged two tax parcels below Sperryville into one tract of 70 acres. Lee and Laura Morris merged two tax parcels north of Flint Hill into one that cannot be redivided. Finally, Castleton Lakes LLC provided that four parcels totaling 396 acres will never become more than four parcels. At the end of 2005,23,085 acres — 16.96 percent of all private land here - were protected by conservation easements.
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