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Preserved farms: Are they really saved forever?
Little-known clause offers owner chance to “buy back” rights after 25 years, but preservationists say it’s unlikely to happen here.
Lancaster New Era
Published: Mar 04, 2008
11:34 EST
By RYAN ROBINSON, Staff

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QUOTE(Lancaster Online @ Mar 4 2008, 12:34 PM)

Preserved farms: Are they really saved forever?
Your kidding, right?
Revelation
When comes to builder/developers they got it covered. Back door deals and politics.
Finbar
Sure. They'll figure out a way to de-preserve them, save the facades of the farmhouses and barns and build high rises behind them.

Oh. Wait. They've already done that with a registered building on the National Historic Register.

Bottom line: Nothing is forever if you have the money, influence, press purposeful misinformation machine, public disinterest, the right club membership, and the politicians in your back pocket.
harv1
This is a none issue. There are plenty of other reasons to be critical of this aid to the rich of Lancaster than this.
lanzate
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