Vermont § 325b - State of Vermont executory interest in easements

§ 325b. State of Vermont executory interest in easements

• (a) As used in this section: (1) “Qualified organization” shall have the same meaning as in section 6301a of this title; and (2) “State agency” shall have the same meaning as in section 6301a of this title. (b) The Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets may hold an executory interest in agricultural
  conservation easements acquired by the Board under chapter 155 of this title when
  the acquisition of an interest in the agricultural conservation easement was financed
  by monies expended, in whole or in part, from the Housing and Conservation Trust Fund. (c) An agricultural conservation easement acquired by the Board under chapter 155 of this
  title with monies expended, in whole or in part, from the Fund shall be subject to
  a memorandum of understanding between the Board, the Agency of Agriculture, Food and
  Markets, and any other co-holder of the agricultural conservation easement regarding
  oversight, performance, and enforcement of the agricultural conservation easement. (d) The Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets may exercise its executory interest in
  an agricultural conservation easement interest acquired under chapter 155 of this
  title if: (1) the Board ceases to exist and its interest in the agricultural conservation easement
  is not otherwise released and conveyed in accordance with law; (2) the Board releases and conveys its agricultural conservation easement interests, in
  whole or in part, to a State agency, municipality, qualified holder, or qualified
  organization in accordance with the laws of the State of Vermont; or (3) a significant violation of the terms and conditions of an agricultural conservation
  easement is not resolved in accordance with the memorandum of understanding required
  under subsection (c) of this section for the agricultural conservation easement. (e) The Board annually shall monitor or cause to be monitored a conserved property subject
  to an agricultural conservation easement for compliance with the terms and conditions
  of the agricultural conservation easement. The Board shall report a significant violation
  of the terms and conditions of an agricultural conservation easement to the Secretary
  of Agriculture, Food and Markets. The Secretary of Agriculture, Food and Markets may
  recommend to the Board or the Attorney General a course of action to be taken to address
  a violation of the terms and conditions of an agricultural conservation easement in
  accordance with the memorandum of understanding required under subsection (c) of this
  section. (Added 2015, No. 172 (Adj. Sess.), § E.811.)