Attachment C
Net Acquisition Costs for ACE Easements from First Six Rounds
Applicant Pool
Budget Easement Value ACE Payment Closing
Costs Net Costs
FY 2000-01 $
1,000,000 $ 1,430,000 $ 1,136,200
$ 14,975
$ 1,151,175
FY 2001-02
1,000,000 730,000 693,700
20,170
713,870
FY 2002-03
1,000,000 717,000
695,700
15,798 711,498
FY
2003-04 872,500 611,000
526,000 23,194
549,194
FY 2004-05
1,000,000 2,354,000 1,866,620
27,272
1,893,892
FY 2005-06
1,000,000 1,352,000
973,760 18,710
992,470
Totals $ 5,872,500 $
7,194,000 $ 5,891,980 $ 120,119 $
6,012,099
Notes:
Italics
are estimates. Since we have not closed on any properties from either the FY
2004-05 or FY 2005-06 classes, we cannot predict how many applicants will
actually sell easements to the County.
In FY 2000-01,
the Virginia Outdoors Foundation put $250,000 towards the purchase of the Powell
easement. The balance of savings ($43,800) was the result paying an “adjusted”
value instead of the full “appraised” value (because the landowners income
exceeded the $50,000 minimum). A total of 1,045.497 acres were placed under
easement for this round.
In FY 2001-02,
all savings ($36,300) were the result of paying an “adjusted” value instead of
the full “appraised” value (because the landowners income exceeded the $50,000
minimum). A total of 1,156.750 acres were placed under easement for this round.
In FY 2002-03,
the Piedmont Environmental Council donated $22,500 toward the purchase of
easements in the Southwest Mountains while the balance of savings ($21,300) was
the result of paying an “adjusted” value instead of the full “appraised” value
(because the landowners income exceeded the $50,000 minimum). A total of
910.700 acres were placed under easement for this round.
In FY 2003-04,
the Virginia Land Conservation Fund provided a grant of $85,433 towards the
purchase of the Page easement. Since the only two applicants from the class
received 100% of easement value, there was no additional leveraging based on
income. A total of 664.340 acres were placed under easement for this round.
In FY 2004-05,
the Preservation Trust Fund awarded the County $131,500 towards the purchase of
the Davey easement, contingent on purchase of the easement. Additional savings
are the result of paying an “adjusted” value instead of the full “appraised”
value (because the landowners income exceeded the $55,000 minimum). A total of
1110.29 acres will be placed under easement if all landowners from this
applicant class agree to sell an easement to the County.
In FY 2005-06, all
savings are the result of paying an “adjusted” value instead of the full
“appraised” value (because the landowners income exceeded the $55,000 minimum).
A total of 582.521 acres will be placed under easement if all landowners from
this applicant class agree to sell an easement to the County.
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