Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation Forms
The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation is responsible for managing, preserving, and enhancing forests, parks, and recreational resources in the state of Vermont. Their main goal is to protect and promote sustainable forestry practices, preserve public lands, develop and maintain recreational facilities and programs, and provide educational resources to the public. The department strives to ensure the responsible and balanced use of natural resources for the benefit of present and future generations.
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This document grants someone the power to act on your behalf in matters related to the Use Value Appraisal Program in Vermont.
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This checklist is used in Vermont for appraising the value of a property. It helps ensure that the appraisal process follows specific guidelines and requirements.
This document is the signature page for a forest management plan under the Use Value Appraisal Program in Vermont. It involves assessing the value of forest land and establishing a management plan for sustainable forest practices.
This Form is used for entering parcel data to appraise the value of a property in Vermont.
This document outlines a plan for managing forests in the state of Vermont to promote conservation, sustainability, and the responsible use of natural resources.
This document is a follow-up letter for the Heritage program related to the Esta application in Vermont.
This Form is used for characterizing the quantitative aspects of Vermont communities. It provides data on various community characteristics such as population, housing, employment, and more.
This document provides a value appraisal chart for adjusting acreage in Vermont. It helps determine the value of different sizes of land in the state.
This document is a template for a timber sale contract in Vermont. It outlines the terms and conditions for the sale of timber from one party to another.
This document is a request for an extension of a forest management plan in Vermont. It includes certification for participation in the Use Value Appraisal Program, which provides property tax benefits for landowners who implement sustainable forest management practices.
