FARMLAND DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AGREEMENT (PA 116)Farmland Development Rights Agreement • December 9th, 2019
Farmland Development Rights Agreement Number: Name of Agreement Holder: Owner Street Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone Number: Email:
FARMLAND DEV’T RIGHTS AGREEMENTFarmland Development Rights Agreement • February 20th, 2002
The House Committee on Land Use and Environment adopted three amendments to Senate Bill 692, two of which were technical in nature. The third amends a section of Part 361 of the act (Farmland and Open Space Preservation) dealing with cases in which the state releases farmland from a development rights agreement at the request of both a landowner and a local governing body. That section specifies the circumstances under which land can be released (or "relinquished"). One of the instances in current law is when a local governing body determines that the relinquishment is in the public interest and that the farmland in question either 1) is to be owned, operated, and maintained by a public body for public use, or 2) has been zoned for the immediately preceding three years for a commercial or industrial use.
FARMLAND DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AGREEMENT (PA 116)Farmland Development Rights Agreement • December 17th, 2019
Find the type of release that best fits your situation, check that box, then gather the documentation required and submit entire request packet to address, email, or fax number shown above.
FARMLAND DEV'T RIGHTS AGREEMENTFarmland Development Rights Agreement • August 14th, 2002
The Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (NREPA) gives the State several ways to preserve agricultural property. Under Part 361 of the Act, the State and a land owner may enter into a farmland development rights agreement (FDRA), which entitles the owner to a tax credit in exchange for keeping the land in agricultural production for the term of the agreement. Part 361 also authorizes the State to purchase the development rights of farmland. In addition, under Part 362, eligible local units of government may purchase agricultural conservation easements. In either case involving a purchase, the land owner permanently relinquishes the right to develop the land for nonagricultural purposes.
Which Lands are Eligible?Farmland Development Rights Agreement • April 22nd, 2016
Farmland eligibility is determined by the size of the farm, and sometimes, by the farm’s income. A parcel meets qualification requirements for enrollment in a Farmland Development Rights Agreement if one of the following is true:
SPLIT REQUESTFarmland Development Rights Agreement • December 9th, 2019
Farmland Development Rights Agreement Number: Name of Agreement Holder: Owner Street Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone Number: Email:
FARMLAND DEV'T RIGHTS AGREEMENTFarmland Development Rights Agreement • December 4th, 2001
The Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act (NREPA) gives the State several ways to preserve agricultural property. Under Part 361 of the Act, the State and a land owner may enter into a farmland development rights agreement (FDRA), which entitles the owner to a tax credit in exchange for keeping the land in agricultural production for the term of the agreement. Part 361 also authorizes the State to purchase the development rights of farmland. In addition, under Part 362, eligible local units of government may purchase agricultural conservation easements. In either case involving a purchase, the land owner permanently relinquishes the right to develop the land for nonagricultural purposes.
FARMLAND DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS AGREEMENT (PA 116)Farmland Development Rights Agreement • February 21st, 2022
Solar Panel ApplicationFarmland Development Rights Agreement • March 23rd, 2020
enrolled under the PA 116 Agreement, please complete two Split Request forms, one for the acreage being applied for solar panel installation and one for the remainder of property under the PA 116 Agreement and attach them to this application.
Farmland Development Rights AgreementFarmland Development Rights Agreement • July 24th, 2021
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