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Commissioners approve appraisal for Red Cliffs NCA inholding
Summary
The Washington County Board adopted resolution R2026-3724 to authorize a professional services agreement for a market-value appraisal of a private inholding in the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, continuing the county’s role in facilitating federal acquisitions under its Habitat Conservation Plan.
Washington County commissioners voted to approve resolution R2026-3724, authorizing a professional services agreement to obtain a market-value appraisal for a parcel that is one of the last private inholdings in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area. Staff said federal funding is lined up and the appraisal is part of the county’s commitment under its Habitat Conservation Plan to facilitate such acquisitions.
"You'll recall, Commissioners, that in our Habitat Conservation Plan we agreed as a county to help facilitate these acquisitions by the Federal Government," a staff member said during the presentation. A commissioner moved adoption of the resolution and another seconded; the board approved the motion by voice vote. The resolution authorizes county staff to execute the appraisal contract and accept the resulting appraisal report as required for the planned acquisition.
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