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9/20/2022
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funding partners . All other deliverables must be approved if submitting an update . No <br /> appraisals , supplemental appraisals , updated opinion letters , or reaffirmation letters by <br /> the appraiser for the original appraisal will be accepted 30 days before a potential closing <br /> date or end of a contract. Please note : the N. C. Department of Agriculture and <br /> Consumer Services does not provide tax or legal advice to entities or individuals. <br /> Before considering a supplemental appraisal, updated opinion letter, or reaffirmation <br /> letter by the appraiser for the original appraisal within 60 of the potential closing, <br /> consult with your appraiser and tax or legal advisors. <br /> 7 . The appraiser must prepare two opinions of the value of the subject property : one before <br /> placement of the conservation easement and the second after placement of the <br /> conservation easement . The after condition or second value will be based upon a <br /> hypothetical condition that the conservation easement is in place and the effects on the <br /> value that may be created . The difference in the two values is the proposed conservation <br /> easement' s effect on the property' s value . <br /> 8 . The property rights , such as mineral, water, timber, and hunting, must be owned in fee <br /> simple terms by the current landowners . Surface rights, such as structures , barns, hay <br /> sheds, fencing, orchards , or other plantings, and any irrigation water rights , including but <br /> not limited to wells , ditches , ponds , and lakes that provide irrigation on the subject <br /> property and are legally permitted, may be appraised . Crop base and allotments, <br /> including other plantings on the subject property , may be appraised and included in any <br /> valuations . <br /> 9 . The highest and best use conclusion must be supported by market evidence . A <br /> noneconomic highest and best use, such as " forever wild " or "natural lands , " or any use <br /> that requires the property to be withheld from economic production in perpetuity , is not a <br /> valid use upon which to base an estimate of market value . Nearby transactions <br /> comparable to the land under appraisement and reasonably current may provide the best <br /> evidence of market value . <br /> 10 . Every effort must be made to provide comparable conservation easement encumbered <br /> sales . A sales adjustment chart that summarizes the adjustments , shows the final adjusted <br /> sale price , and how the sales compare with the subject property is required . Market <br /> evidence and supporting narrative shall be provided for each adjustment used . <br /> 11 . The contract appraiser must be aware that all appraisal reports completed for ADFPTF <br /> grants will be used by staff who will rely on the details in the report to understand the <br /> property and market characteristics . The appraisal report must include the level of detail <br /> necessary to thoroughly explain and support the property description, highest and best <br /> use analysis , market characteristics , adjustment process , and all conclusions so that all <br /> users have an adequate understanding of the statements , opinions , and conclusions <br /> offered within the report . <br />
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