Annual Report 06 - full size.qxd - Westchester Land Trust
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Annual Report 06 - full size.qxd - Westchester Land Trust
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Conservation easement<br />
donors in New York State<br />
can now get a 25 percent<br />
annual “rebate” on the<br />
through the hamlet along Bedford Road will be thankful.<br />
To the north, the easement donated by Susan Todd and Andrew<br />
Young protects five acres near Colabaugh Pond in Cortlandt. It's a<br />
property taxes they pay on<br />
their protected land, up to a<br />
maximum of $5,000 a year.<br />
quiet neighborhood that the Wildlife Conservation<br />
Society/Metropolitan Conservation Alliance described as "an<br />
excellent wildlife community typical of large tracts of habitat." The<br />
Todd-Young easement will help keep it that way.<br />
In Somers, Jim Zappi donated an 80-acre easement as part of his<br />
Meadow Ridge development. Planned in conjunction<br />
with the Town of Somers, it protects a watershed area<br />
and sets aside room for recreation in an innovative<br />
subdivision. <br />
Walker and Clara Young, with their mother Susan<br />
Todd, at the Todd-Young easement<br />
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