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Sauk River Watershed Protection Program Application Is a Conservation Easement Right for You?
Grant Programs for Minnesota Landowners Conservation Easement FAQ Stewarding Protected Properties Connecting People & Nature Addressing Climate Change John Peck Volunteer of the Year Sauk River Watershed Protection Program Application The Minnesota Land Trust is seeking willing private landowners who meet the criteria for the Sauk River Watershed Protection Program to protect important wildlife habitat with permanent conservation easements.
Documentation Needed to Complete Your Application: Current property tax statements Map or sketch of your property identifying the proposed conservation easement area You may submit your application one of three ways: Complete the digital application form below with the required documentation attached. Edit, save and email the PDF application form with required documentation to lh *** @ **** nd. org .
Print, complete and mail the PDF application with required documentation to: 2356 University Ave W Ste 240 Sauk River Watershed Protection Program Application Applications will be prioritized based on a competitive bid method which weights the land’s ecological value and the landowner’s desired compensation. The Land Trust seeks landowner donations of conservation easement value, which may be eligible for federal income tax deductions.
Conservation easements are typically appraised at 20% to 60% of the county-assessed land value. The Land Trust cannot pay above full appraised conservation easement value. Are you willing to donate all or some of the value of this conservation easement?
* Yes – I am willing and able to donate No – I am not willing or able to donate Partial – I am willing to consider a partial donation What is your proposed payment per acre? Percentage of conservation easement value. No payment.
I would like to donate the full value. Please indicate your proposed per acre payment rate. E.g., "$100 per acre."
Please share your payment per acre bid for compensation. We cannot pay more than the appraised value of the conservation easement. Typically, that will be 20% to 80% of the full assessed value of the land.
Please indicate the percentage of the conservation easement value you'd consider donating. E.g., "50%." Please provide the contact information for the person completing this application.
Your Relationship to the Property Owner * E.g., You are the property owner, you’re the adult child of the property owner, etc. Applicant & Property Owner Consent The information in this application is an accurate description of the proposed conservation easement. All owners of the property are in agreement with this submitted application and I have the authority to submit this application on behalf of the legal owners of the property.
Property Owner's Contact Information Please provide the contact information for the property owner. Owner's Name * Legal property owner(s).
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Acreage to be Protected Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0 . Parcel or Tax ID Numbers These can usually be found on a recent property tax bill. Vegetation and Habitat Types Please describe the habitat on the property.
For example: “80 acres of mixed oak forest, 5 acres cultivated fields, 20 acres of restored prairie. ” Wildlife What sorts of animals live or visit your property? Have any unusual or rare species been seen by you or others?
Water Features Are there wetlands? Is there shoreline on a lake, river, or stream? If so, approximately how much?
Existing Improvements Please describe relevant buildings, roads, utilities, and other similar improvements. Current Land Uses Please describe current land uses such as full-time residential, gardening, grazing, CRP, farming, hunting, forestry, etc. Please describe any use by the general public such as public trails.
History Please provide any known historical uses or relevant history of your property What are your motivations for working with the Land Trust to protect your land? Please briefly describe your personal goals for this project. Future Objectives Please briefly describe your future objectives for the property, including future management or uses.
Timeline Constraints Are there any potential deadlines or time constraints for completion of this project? Property map Please upload a map or sketch of your property. Max.
file size: 300 MB, Max. files: 3. Current property tax statements Max.
file size: 300 MB, Max. files: 3. How did you hear about the Minnesota Land Trust?
* Neighbor, friend or family member Direct mail sent to your home/PO box (postcard, letter) Email from the Minnesota Land Trust Local soil and water conservation district (SWCD) Google or another web search engine Ad on a website, Youtube, or streaming TV Please indicate how you heard about us. Minnesota Land Trust News & Updates Yes! Please send occasional email news and updates from the Minnesota Land Trust (opt out at any time).
To protect and restore Minnesota’s land, water, and wildlife so that nature thrives—for everyone, forever. Learn more . Conservation Easement FAQ Talk to Us About Your Land Resources for Certified Volunteer Monitors A donation to the Minnesota Land Trust is an investment in conservation for Minnesota.
The Minnesota Land Trust is a 501(c)3 public charity. Our Federal Tax ID (EIN): 41-1713652 For Staff Members | Board Members 2356 University Ave W Ste 240, Saint Paul, MN 55114 394 S Lake Ave, Ste 404, Duluth, MN 55802
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Private landowners in the Sauk River Watershed. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Sauk River Watershed Protection Program is funded by Minnesota Land Trust. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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