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Rappahannock's
easements surpass
27,000 acres By Bob Dknnis Special U> the Rappahannock Nows 4 Roger ;uut Kathryn Jones of Sperrvville have granted to the Virginia tHitdoors Foundation an easement protecting jui additional 95 acres of what was once Jessamine Hill in Washington. Va. Recorded Nov. 17. the easement merges tour tax parcels into one parcel that may never be divided. The Jones' easement abuts others protecting other portions of original Jessamine Hill, supports riparian butters previously established under the CREP program, and includes building restrictions. Tbtal easement protection in Rappahannock County now stands at 27,034 acres 19.S percent ot a*l private land
36.9%