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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8543.600
Description
Closed Basin Division - Studies
State
CO
Basin
Rio Grande
Water Division
3
Date
7/1/1982
Title
The San Luis Valley Project - Closed Basin Division - Facts and Concepts About the Project
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />II. What Happens if No Purchase Contract is Signed? <br /> <br />In the event an acceptable purchase contract cannot be agreed upon between <br />the landowner and the right-of-way agent, the Bureau will request the <br />Department of Justice to acquire title through the Federal Court for the <br />District of Colorado. The purpose of condemnation actions is to determine <br />the amount of fair compensation or to clear "cloudy" titles. In any event, <br />the landowner will be given full opportunity to support his values in the <br />same manner as will the Government. <br /> <br />12. Does the Landowner Have to Provide an Abstract of Title? <br /> <br />It is not necessary to purchase an abstract of title or to bring one up <br />to date; however, if an abstract is available for the Bureau~s use, <br />lt might help reduce costs and expedite payment to the owner~' The <br />Government will acquire, at its expense, such evidence of title as might <br />otherwise be deemed necessary by its legal counsel. In like manner, the <br />Government will pay fees involved in recording purchase contracts and <br />deeds in the proper county records. <br /> <br />The landowner might be required to obtain and record instruments such <br />as affidavits of heirship necessary to show good clear title. <br /> <br />13. How and When Will Payment be Made? <br /> <br />After the owner and the Bureau'~ right-of-way agent have agreed On a <br />purchase contract, the Govern~ent's attorneys will draft the warranty <br />deed instrument. After the title'has been reviewed and accepted by the <br />Government, the owner will sign the deed. After the deed is recorded in <br />the county land records, a United States Treasury Draft will be drawn <br />in favor, of the seller in the full amount, of the purchase price. <br /> <br />l4 0" ..WilLLandowners be Required to Pay.. Income Tax on Money Received from <br />the Sale of Land? <br /> <br />The responsibility for administration of the United States tax law rests <br />with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) of the Department of the Treasury. <br />Present tax laws and regulations contain" special provisions regarding <br />gains or profits from the sale of real property interests including , <br />sales made to Government agencies. <br /> <br />It is suggested that owners conveying land or real property interests to <br />the Government for project purposes contact local representatives of <br />IRS for complete information concerning these tax matters. {, n '\ ,'",' {F1 <br />'-..v./ ,v.~ <br /> <br />IS. What About the Rights of Owners on Lands Adjoining Those Purchased by <br />the United States? <br /> <br />A fence will be constructed around portions of the Government-owned land <br />with access restricted to established public roads. The use of grazing <br />of ,livestock on Government lands will not be permitted except in rare <br />instances when short-term leases will not interfere with project purposes. <br />
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