Grant of Conservation Restriction / Easement (Special Water Resource Protection Area) - New Jersey

Grant of Conservation Restriction/Easement (Special Water Resource Protection Area) is a legal document that was released by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection - a government authority operating within New Jersey.

FAQ

Q: What is a Conservation Restriction/Easement?
A: A Conservation Restriction/Easement is a legal agreement that limits certain uses or development of a property to protect its natural resources and ensure long-term conservation.

Q: What is a Special Water Resource Protection Area?
A: A Special Water Resource Protection Area is a designated area that has specific regulations and restrictions in place to protect water resources, such as rivers, streams, and wetlands.

Q: How does a Conservation Restriction/Easement protect water resources?
A: By placing restrictions on activities that could harm water resources, such as construction or land development, a Conservation Restriction/Easement helps to maintain the quality and quantity of water in the designated area.

Q: Who can grant a Conservation Restriction/Easement?
A: A property owner can voluntarily grant a Conservation Restriction/Easement on their property, or it can be required by a government agency as a condition of development or land use approval.

Q: Can a Conservation Restriction/Easement be transferred to a new owner?
A: Yes, in most cases, a Conservation Restriction/Easement runs with the land, meaning it is binding on future owners and remains in effect even if the property is sold or transferred.