Delaware § 931 Purpose, policy and intent

Delaware Statutes

§ 931 — Purpose, policy and intent

Delaware·Title 3·Part Department of Agriculture·Ch. 9 DELAWARE AGRICULTURAL LANDS PRESERVATION ACT·Subch. Forestland Preservation

It is the declared policy of the State to conserve, protect and encourage the proper utilization of the State’s forestland resources. The forestlands of the State are a renewable resource which provide economic, environmental and social benefits. There is a need to provide sufficient economic benefit to the owners of forestlands to voluntarily subject forestlands to protective restrictions through the sale of forestland preservation easements. The establishment of permanent forested areas throughout the State will serve the long term needs of the forest industry while providing invaluable wildlife and habitat protections and open space benefits to the citizens of the State.

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It is the declared policy of the State to conserve, protect and encourage the proper utilization of the State’s forestland resources. The forestlands of the State are a renewable resource which provide economic, environmental and social benefits. There is a need to provide sufficient economic benefit to the owners of forestlands to voluntarily subject forestlands to protective restrictions through the sale of forestland preservation easements. The establishment of permanent forested areas throughout the State will serve the long term needs of the forest industry while providing invaluable wildlife and habitat protections and open space benefits to the citizens of the State.

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