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Landowners must promise to maintain their lands in the designated use (agriculture, forestry, or environmentally sensitive) for 10 years. Landowners can re-enroll after 10 years if they wish to remain in CUVA.
What is a covenant not to sue in Georgia?
A covenant never to sue is equivalent to a release as is a bond to indemnify a debtor against his own debt. (Orig. Code 1863, 2802; Code 1868, 2810; Code 1873, 2861; Code 1882, 2861; Civil Code 1895, 3714; Civil Code 1910, 4308; Code 1933, 20-909.)
How long do covenants last in Georgia?
Perpetual Duration: Prior to 1993, Georgia law generally provided that covenants expire after 20 years. In 1994, the law was amended to permit covenants to automatically renew. Yet, Georgia courts have subsequently held that covenants in communities recorded prior to 1994 do not receive the benefit of the 1994 law.
How long does a conservation easement last in Georgia?
A conservation easement must last forever, or as the Internal Revenue Code states, a restriction for a conservation purpose must be in perpetuity. However, forever is a long time and many things can change, such as the nature of the property, character of surrounding properties, and the desires of different landowners.
Are restrictive covenants enforceable in Georgia?
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, enforcement of contracts that restrict competition during the term of a restrictive covenant, so long as such restrictions are reasonable in time, geographic area, and scope of prohibited activities, shall be permitted.
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Can you build a house on conservation land in Georgia?
Agricultural land conversion is permitted everywhere, without any restriction, when the land is owned by the state, or a legal person of public law, or private law.
What is the 10 year covenant agreement in Georgia?
The owner of a conservation use or residential transitional property must enter into a 10 year covenant. This covenant is a sworn agreement that the property owner will maintain the current use of the property for 10 years from January 1 of the year the property is entered into the covenant.
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