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~..... ,."", ..' ..~ -- ...;: ~--.or:.. . lJ.' -6- ..~. ":11 ~~tt~~~~~~~ , C'.,' . . - Most important, the landowner keeps his land, and he keeps usfng it as he has been... If ,he gives up a present use, or sells his right to certain future uses, be is paid their fair market value. Also, the county can keep the land on its tax rolls. ." WHAT IS THE PROCEOURE FOR MAKING A SCENIC EASEMENT? .~~ If the river goes into the System, during the following year the Forest Servfce will write a.detailed management plan which will describe , unacceptable land uses, define the width of the scenic corridor, and describe the easements needed. You, the public, will be involved as the plan is de~eloped. The Forest Service will use either its own appraisers or hire an ,. independent appraiser to evaluate the land identified in the plan. The appraiser will examine the land in the company of the owner. The appraisal will reflect local conditions in the real estate market, The appraiser ., will evaluate the property once with and once without the development rights <;.,~...h,'<.h , in the easement. The difference is the value 10i~tl""Wila~ the gover!"""nt ,_ will pay for the easement. This procedure determines easeroo:nt values 1 :"'1: ~ . 1n both regular purchase and condemnation. " WHAT IF THE LANDOWNER DOES NOT THINK THE PRICE IS tAIR? . He can hire his own appraiser and present the estimate to the Forest Service, which will review the new information along with its own appraisal. Usually this step will entail a thorough discussion of all the factors dealing with property values, and will result in agreement, WHAT IF NO AGREEMENT ON PRICE CAN BE REACHED? 150i\ kl'5 .K,,:,..... , , . ~ , "..,i . " , ,. " 00, . , .6~ , . ,. ... , ~ oj .~ ~ I .. I "--