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TWRA real estate specialist seeks approval for Fayette County tract; subcommittee approves
Summary
Roger Jackson, real estate specialist with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, requested approval to acquire a tract in Fayette County supported by conservation funding. Jackson said management would be incorporated into TWRA's normal costs and that no additional operating costs were expected. The subcommittee approved the acquisition by voice vote.
Roger Jackson, real estate specialist for the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, presented a request for approval to acquire a tract in Fayette County described in the transcript as the 'bridal tract.' Jackson said the acquisition has been a priority target supported by the Natural Areas, Agriculture and Heritage Conservation Trust Fund and that ongoing management "will be worked in as part of our normal cost for the management of this area." He added he did not expect extra operating costs for the tract. The motion was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
The presentation noted the acquisition is a top priority and is supported by conservation funding sources; the subcommittee had no recorded questions beyond confirmation about operating costs. The transcript contains transcription artifacts in the tract name and supporting fund names; the article uses the names as stated in the meeting record and flags them for verification.
