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DocuSign Envelope ID:96CD23D0-0435-4151-8818-9C6A8D03B270 <br /> ORANGE:Grata v t v <br /> e 5 <br /> ICI � <br /> Department of Envi ronment, <br /> Agriculture,Parks&Recreation <br /> November 13, 2017 <br /> Mr. Jay Shackelford <br /> Rasberry, Shackelford & Associates <br /> 111 West Fire Tower Road; Suite D <br /> Winterville, NC 28590 <br /> Request for Proposal: Conservation Easement Appraisal for Woods Farm (Orange <br /> County) <br /> Dear Jay: <br /> We are in need of a conservation easement appraisal to determine the "before and after" <br /> value of the Spring Crest Farm owned by Kimberly D. Woods Trustee. The 70-acre farm is <br /> at 2919 Pearson Road, Hurdle Mills in northeastern Orange County (Cedar Grove Twp). <br /> The Woods intend to grant a permanent conservation easement to Orange County. The <br /> County will purchase the easement using funds from Orange County and the NC <br /> Agricultural Development and Farmland Preservation (ADFP) Trust Fund. The Woods will <br /> donate a portion of the easement value, making this a "bargain sale" conservation <br /> easement. <br /> The property is 69.9 acres comprised of one tax parcel: Orange County PIN 9878-81-4496. <br /> We will provide you with a summary of the proposed conservation easement restrictions, <br /> including no future subdivision and no additional residences. At present there are no <br /> residences on the property. The farm is recognized as a Century Farm by the NC Dept. of <br /> Agriculture dating back to 1878. <br /> If you are interested in this project please send a brief proposal (including estimated cost <br /> and delivery date) to Kim Livingston at klivingston @orangecountync.gov. If you have any <br /> questions, please contact Kim in Hillsborough at 919-245-2514. <br /> Thanks for your consideration. <br /> 141,, <br /> I <br /> Kim Livingston <br /> Orange County DEAPR <br /> 919-245-2514/klivingston @orangecountync.gov <br /> Attachments: maps of subject property <br />