7 Pa. Code § 138e.72 - Transactions affecting ownership of easement
(a)
General prohibition.
Neither the Commonwealth nor the county may sell, convey, extinguish, lease,
encumber or restrict in whole or in part its interest in an agricultural
conservation easement for 25 years from the date of the purchase of the
easement. This prohibition will not be construed to prevent a public entity,
authority or political subdivision from exercising the power of eminent domain
and condemning restricted land in accordance with section 14.1(c)(5) of the act
(3 P.
S. §
914.1(c)(5)).
(b)
Disposition of proceeds.
Upon the sale, conveyance, extinguishment, lease, encumbrance or other
disposition of the easement, the Commonwealth and the county shall receive a
pro rata share of the proceeds based upon their respective contributions to the
purchase price.
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