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Credit Pacific Service Union In many respects, the Wainwrights seem like ideal preservation candidates. They want to preserve and continue to harvest grain on their land. The Township Committee wants to preserve their land. And the state ranked the Wainwrights' two adjacent plots of land 11th and 12th on a tentative list of farms it was interested in preserving, the 2002 state Direct Easement Purchase Preliminary Quality Score Report. There is one hold-up. The Wainwrights' farms are in an area targeted by the township and county for development.

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Card Credit Mobile Service MANSFIELD - For seven generations and 150 years, the Wainwrights have owned and farmed 251 acres just off Old York Road.

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Card Credit Discover Service If they had their wish, their land would be farmed for another 150 years. The Wainwright family wants to enter into a farmland preservation agreement with either the state or county.

Credit Public Service Union "I'm not going to make a lot of money farming in these times, but it's all I've ever done, and as long as it's still feasible to do it, I want to do it," Curtis Wainwright said.

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Card Credit Processing Service Wainwright, 43, owns one of the two farms. His mother, Cora Wain-wright, owns the other.

Center Credit Service Union Under a farmland preservation contract, the state or county purchases deed restrictions that prohibit development. The farmer remains owner of the land.

Card Credit Service Wireless In many respects, the Wainwrights seem like ideal preservation candidates. They want to preserve and continue to harvest grain on their land. The Township Committee wants to preserve their land. And the state ranked the Wainwrights' two adjacent plots of land 11th and 12th on a tentative list of farms it was interested in preserving, the 2002 state Direct Easement Purchase Preliminary Quality Score Report.

Credit Security Service Union There is one hold-up. The Wainwrights' farms are in an area targeted by the township and county for development.

Credit Report Service That area is technically a growth zone in a transfer-of-development-rights program proposed by the Township Committee through an ordinance last month. County officials are reviewing the ordinance. However, plans for the ordinance preceded the Wainwrights' interest in preservation.

Blogspot Com Christian Under the transfer-of-development-rights program, landowners in preservation areas may voluntarily sell development credits to builders in exchange for restricting their properties by deed against development. In return, developers use those credits to build at higher densities in designated growth zones.

Christian Counseling Credit For nearly four years, that program has been a roadblock in the Wainwrights' preservation attempts.

Credit Federal Service Union "Local officials originally designated (the Wainwrights' farms) as a receiving area for (the transfer-of-development-rights program)," said Ralph Shrom, spokesman for the Burlington County Board of Freeholders. "That precipitated the county agricultural board's finding that we should not support preserving it."

Credit Monitoring Service In August 2001, the Township Committee decided to make an exception and sent a letter supporting the preservation of the Wainwrights' farms to the state agriculture development board.

Credit Division Service "It's 150 years old. Why shouldn't we take every opportunity to preserve it?" Mayor Arthur Puglia said. "I support anything they do to preserve their farm."

Card Credit Online Service Shrom said the county hasn't changed its position, so the Wainwrights' hopes may now rest in the State Agriculture Development Committee.

Consumer Counseling Credit Inc Curtis said things are at a standstill there and that he hasn't heard from state officials in months. Hope Gruzlovic, a spokeswoman for the development committee, said the state is still negotiating the value of the land.

Card Credit Fleet Service "We're still interested in pursuing (preservation of the Wainwrights' farms)," Gruzlovic said.

Card Consolidation Credit Curtis said he plans to sell 18 of the family's 251 acres to accommodate roads and other infrastructure for the proposed development. They said they've gotten development offers but want to enter their remaining 233 acres into a farmland preservation program.

Credit Free Online Report "(Curtis) could easily sell out, make millions and retire," said Claudia Teal, Curtis' brother. "The whole purpose of farmland preservation is to give an incentive for a farmer not to sell out to developers."

Credit Federal First Service Curtis said if he isn't able to preserve his farm, he'll continue to farm it as long as it's possible. He said he's worried, though, about being surrounded by homes, and wouldn't rule out selling "if things got that bad where it's not feasible to farm."

Consumer Credit Service By Jason Bodnar
Burlington County Times - 1/29/2003

Topic: Sprawl

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