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Natural Resource Conservation and Protection
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WINTONBURY LAND TRUST INC
Traprock Ridge Land Conservancy preserves open space in Bloomfield, East Granby, West Hartford, and Windsor, Connecticut.
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Land Resources Conservation
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Land Conservancy of Ridgefield Inc
The Land Conservancy of Ridgefield, Inc.
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Land Resources Conservation
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Newburgh Community Land Bank Inc
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Rochester Land Bank Corporation
THE ROCHESTER LAND BANK CORPORATION PURPOSE IS TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE ACQUISITION AND DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES THAT HAVE BEEN DEEMED VACANT, ABANDONED, TAX DELINQUENT, OR IN TAX FORECLOSURE.
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Omaha Municipal Land Bank
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Albany County Land Bank Corporation
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Greater Syracuse Property Development Corporation
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Muncie Land Bank Inc
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Wayne County Land Bank Land Bank Home MISSION STATEMENT To address the problems of vacant abandoned derelict contaminated or tax delinquent property in Wayne County in a coordinated manner through the acquisition and disposition of real property and returning that property to productive use in order to strengthen the economy improve the quality of life and improve the financial condition of the municipalities through the use of the powers and tools granted to Land Banks by the Laws of the State of New York.
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