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Board of Tax Assessors approves Fritchey's withdrawal from conservation use covenant

Habersham County will remove the property's conservation use tax covenant for 2025 after the owner cited health reasons, which can affect how the parcel is taxed.

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February 11, 2025: Conservation Use Covenant withdrawal request — John Fritchey, Parcel 019-023A

The story

An application for a conservation use covenant on parcel 019-023A, owned by John Fritchey, appeared on the Habersham County Board of Tax Assessors' agenda.

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The board voted unanimously to let Fritchey withdraw from the conservation use covenant on the parcel for Tax Year 2025, citing health reasons.

SourcesMeeting4727_02.11.25 BOA Minutes.pdf

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Appeared on agenda
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Conservation Use application for Fritchey, John, parcel 019-023A

Conservation Use Miscellaneous: Fritchey, John 019-023A

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Conservation Use Covenant withdrawal request — John Fritchey, Parcel 019-023A

Motion made by Jimmy Dean to allow Mr. John Fritchey to withdraw from his Conservation Use covenant for Tax Year 2025 due to Health reasons; seconded by Denise York; voted unanimously to approve motion.

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