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Habersham County tax assessors list properties for Conservation Use program review

The county's tax assessors board has scheduled 2026 Conservation Use listings, including releases and new approvals, that affect how certain properties are taxed.

By NEGA Brief NewsroomLast checked November 14, 2026
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The Habersham County Board of Tax Assessors placed a set of parcels on its April 14 agenda under the Conservation Use program, naming specific property owners and parcel numbers for review.

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By its July 14 meeting, the board's agenda grouped Conservation Use business into four categories: 2025 releases, a 2026 approval listing, 2026 properties under 10 acres, and 2026 family farm/LLC listings. No vote or outcome on these items appears in the record.

SourcesMeeting5304_July 14 agenda.pdf

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Conservation Use program: 2025 releases and 2026 approval, under-10-acre, and family farm/LLC listings

Conservation Use: a. 2025 Releases: b. 2026 Approval Listing: c. 2026 Under 10 acres: d. 2026 Family Farms/LLC’s:

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2026 Conservation Use releases, approval, under-10-acre, and intent-to-penalize listings

Gile, David 074-001E Lovell, W H Revocable 048-012 Neal, Jerry & Madonna 042-107D

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