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Laws of the Land: What to Know About Your Farm Property BEFORE You Commit
You’ve heard the phrase ‘location, location, location’ when it comes to choosing a home. It’s no different for farmers when choosing a site for their farm business. All sites come with unique conditions that impact the farm’s viability, including physical characteristics, zoning restrictions, federal and state permitting requirements, and pre-existing third-party rights of neighbors, landlords, tenants, easement holders, or lenders. This webinar will cover the who, what, how, where, and most importantly, why, of identifying the unique characteristics and regulatory requirements tied to your future farm property before you sign on the dotted line.

Feb 1, 2023 12:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Laura Hartz
Attorney @Drummond Woodsum
Laura Hartz represents businesses, individuals, land trusts, and nonprofits on a wide range of issues including real estate, land use, project development, nonprofit organization, and general business matters. She has a special interest in farms and received a Master’s in Science from Tufts University’s Agriculture, Food, and Environment program. She graduated magna cum laude from Hamilton College (BA) and Vermont Law School (JD), and currently serves clients in Maine and New Hampshire. When outside of the office, Laura enjoys exploring the woods, mountains, and bakeries of coastal Maine with her family.
Stacey Caulk
Attorney @Drummond Woodsum
Stacey Caulk is an attorney who specializes in environmental law, natural resources law, and land conservation. She practices at Drummond Woodsum, which has offices in Maine, New Hampshire, and Arizona. She represents clients in a wide range of complex environmental and land use matters including transactions, permitting, project approval, compliance, enforcement, and litigation. Stacey also routinely represents land trusts and private landowners in establishing and complying with conservation easements over working landscapes, including farmland and forestland. When not working, Stacey likes to be outside as much as possible - hiking, skiing, snowshoeing, or working in her garden or with her bees. Stacey graduated from Smith College and Georgetown University Law Center, magna cum laude.

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