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<br />l',? ~ ~.",sequently, even though an area may not been seen, it would be de-
<br />ll:., .~!'1-table to c0nsider dfects that intensive subdivision could have if all
<br />land followed this pattern. However, since the proposal states ,"ini~um
<br />acreages fo~ subdivision, an easement could not restrict subdivision be-
<br />yond these stated minimums without the consent of the lando.~er.
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<br />Question:
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<br />My land 1s only partially within the classified area of the river. \-Iould
<br />the easeo:ent cover all my property or only the classified area?
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<br />Easements would only cover land within the classified area. The United
<br />States would have no legal control on land outside the River Hanagement
<br />Zone.
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<br />Long-Term Impacts
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<br />Question:
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<br />If I should grant or sell a scenic easement to the United States, would
<br />my land eventually become totally owned by the Federal GovernQent?
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<br />No. The proferty rights you convey to the United States would be the
<br />only rights acquired. These rights that you convey \-.'onld be cle<:rl:'
<br />written out in an easement d2ed and recorded in the County Courthou,e.
<br />The United States acquires no other rights. L' at a later dc.te. addi-
<br />tional rights .'ere needed, negotintions would bave to be mc,de "iti, l;,nd-
<br />mmers and addic~"n"i pa,""'_2nt made for any additlor."l r~ghts acquired.
<br />The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act provides that private land '.'hich is a~,ja-
<br />cent to river areas which are already 50% or more within Federdl or State
<br />own'2rship cannot be taken in fee tftle except on " "ilHng seller oosis.
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<br />Question:
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<br />If I sell an easement to the United States, how long would it last?
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<br />Forever or until the United States relinquishes' it.
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<br />Question:
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<br />If easements are for perpetuity, what would l,appen if national needs
<br />and priorities change and 2~sement provisions are no longer in the
<br />best interest of the United States?
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<br />How could the easement provisions be lifted?
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<br />The United States, as owners of certain property rights. has the same
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