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More land
brought into
easement
By Stkphen Darkim,
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
Two new parcels of land have been put into conservation easement in Rappahannock County - one at the foot of Long Mountain, the other in F.T. Valley - bringing the total acreage protected by conservation easement in the county to 27,739 or 20.4 percent of all land in the county.
Jeffrey and Jane Smith whose property fronts Route 231 granted 134 acres to the Virginia Outdoors Foundation (VOF.) The grant merges three separate tax parcels into one that can never be subdivided. It also added 2,500 6f
See EASEMENTS, Page A6
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