Easement contracts allow for conservation that’s customizable for owners

Easement contracts allow for conservation that’s customizable for owners (access required)

Lower tax value is tradeoff for pledge to never develop

Kay Killian, an assistant district attorney in Lincoln County, first became interested in protecting it from future development in the mid-1990s when she served on the Catawba Lands Conservancy's board of directors. As an only child in a family that owns several hundred acres of land in Lincoln and Gaston counties, she knew she had to ...

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