Pennsylvania couple preserves 78.3 acres, blocking plans for 88 homes and 21 condominiums
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- Paul and Cynthia Black bought 78.3 acres in Pennsylvania in 2022 intending to preserve the land.
- A conservation easement now permanently protects the property and expands a 236-acre corridor.
- Across three connected projects, the couple’s efforts have removed plans for 88 houses and 21 condominiums while preserving farmland, woodland and clean water.
Paul and Cynthia Black bought 78.3 acres in Pennsylvania in 2022 with the aim of preserving it. The property is now permanently protected through a conservation easement.
The easement expands a 236-acre conservation corridor. Across three contiguous projects, the couple’s broader efforts have eliminated plans for 88 houses and 21 condominiums.
The preserved land includes farmland, woodland and clean water.
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