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Durham County to acquire 19.37-acre conservation easement for $245,500

Durham County Board of Commissioners · June 2, 2025
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Summary

Staff presented a consent agenda item to acquire a 19.37-acre conservation easement as permanently protected open space for $245,500; commissioners thanked staff for detailed maps and supporting materials.

The board reviewed a consent item authorizing the acquisition of a conservation easement on 19.37 acres to be preserved as permanently protected open space at a purchase price of $245,500.

Commissioner Burton thanked staff members Celeste Burns and Perry Mance and engineering/environmental staff for providing detailed maps and agenda action forms that helped commissioners understand the property boundaries and connected plans. "Your maps are awesome," the commissioner said, praising the staff work that informed the proposal.

Staff confirmed the appropriation and the county's intent to proceed with the easement acquisition as part of the consent agenda; no separate vote on this single item was recorded outside the consent procedure during the session.