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Commissioners approve perpetual conservation easement for 10.51-acre East Drumore farm

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · May 6, 2026
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Summary

Lancaster County adopted Resolution No. 27 of 2026 to purchase a perpetual agricultural conservation easement on a 10.51-acre farm in East Drumore Township for $42,040. The property is in the township’s Agricultural Security Area and the motion passed unanimously.

Lancaster County Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution No. 27 of 2026 to enter into an Agreement of Sale for a perpetual Agricultural Conservation Easement on a 10.51-acre farm owned by Herbert S. Kreider, Darlene E. Kreider, Scott J. Kreider and Vickie L. Kreider in East Drumore Township. The county’s share of the purchase is $42,040.00; the record states the state share is $0.00 for this parcel.

Commissioner Alice Yoder moved the resolution and Commissioner Joshua G. Parsons seconded. The Commissioners certified that the property is located in the Agricultural Security Area for East Drumore Township. The motion passed unanimously; the record identifies the parcel as 2006-019-A.