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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8461.300
Description
Land Issues
State
CO
Basin
South Platte
Water Division
1
Date
10/30/2000
Author
Conservation Partners, Inc.
Title
Options for Creating a Land Interest Holding Entity
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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Foundation. The sole purpases of this entity would be to hald interests in <br />land and the other functions of the LIHE. This entity would be a tax-exempt <br />501(c)(3) or 509 (a)(3) charity that is not a private faundatian, because it would <br />be a supporting arganization of ail four program signataries (i_e., Colorado, <br />Nebraska, Wyoming and the Department of the Interior) and the Nebraska <br />Community Foundatian. The board of thzs new entity wouId be appointed by <br />the Nebraska Community Foundatian, with the appraval of the four <br />program signataries. A supporting foundation under the Nebraska <br />Community Foundation umbrella couid be an efficient waY to utilize the <br />infrastructure oE the Community Foundation, create an entity tailored to the <br />land holding objectives fox the LIHE and maintain full accountability to the <br />signatories. <br />Advantages <br />1. Because the Nebraska Community Foundation is alxeady serving as a <br />conduit for the funds to be used to purchase land interests, its control over <br />the new entity eliminates the introduction of a new player. The new <br />entity would be bound by the same agreements as the Nebraska <br />Community Foundation. <br />2. Should be as dependable, durable and accountable as the Nebraska <br />Comrnunitv Faundation. <br />J <br />3. 8ecause the Nebraska Community Foundation is an established 1ocal, <br />independent charitable institution in Nebraska without its awn <br />conservation agenda, it is a relatively neutral stakeholder that should be <br />relatively more acceptable to Nebraska landowners. <br />4. As a single purpose entity, it could be desi-ned tvith whatever governance <br />and structural elements seem best to assure the goals of the program. <br />5. Can accept charitable contributions and hold conservation easements. <br />6. As a separate legal entity, it limits the liability to all concerned with respect <br />to ownership of the interests to be purchased. <br />7. Can rely on existing Nebraska Community Foundation prQfessional <br />support for legal assistance, administration, accounting and tax return <br />preparation. <br />Disaduantages <br />1. Requires creation of a new entity. <br />2. New entity requires a new board and staff or contractars to carry out <br />functions_ <br />3. Supporting foundations (509 (a) (3) organizations under the IR5 code) can <br />be compiicated and are not well known. <br />Conservation Partners, Inc. P. 11
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