TCA § 12-1-111 — Continued validity of agreement between local government and adjoining private property owner for agricultural use of government land upon sale of such land to another local government
A written agricultural-use agreement stays valid if the land is later sold or transferred to another local government or a state agency. The selling local government must give affected private owners 30 days’ written notice. If use must stop after a transfer to a state agency, the agency must provide grant-funding info
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A written agricultural-use agreement stays valid if the land is later sold or transferred to another local government or a state agency. The selling local government must give affected private owners 30 days’ written notice. If use must stop after a transfer to a state agency, the agency must provide grant-funding information and may help seek funding; the owner must maintain resulting improvements.
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TCA § 12-1-111 — Continued validity of agreement between local government and adjoining private property owner for agricultural use of government land upon sale of such land to another local government
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