Henrico to grant $850,000 to conserve eight parcels near Roslyn Hills Park
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The board approved a grant agreement with Capital Region Land Conservancy to acquire eight parcels adjacent to Roslyn Hills Park, appropriating $875,000 to cover acquisition and transactional costs; CRLC will donate the property to the county and a conservation easement will be conveyed to CRLC.
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 28 approved a grant agreement with Capital Region Land Conservancy (CRLC) to conserve eight parcels adjacent to Roslyn Hills Park.
County staff said the board paper authorizes a grant of $850,000 to CRLC for property acquisition, plus up to $25,000 to defray documented transactional and due-diligence expenses, and appropriates a total of $875,000 for the project. After CRLC acquires the property, staff said CRLC will donate the parcels to the county and the county will convey a conservation easement designating permanent open-space protection.
Mr. Zanino (Real Property staff) told the board the directors of Real Property and Recreation & Parks recommend approval and the county manager concurs. A motion to approve passed with no public comment recorded.
