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Are there circumstances in which a government entity (federal, state, county, or municipal) will not accept a property proposed for donation?

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Are there circumstances in which a government entity (federal, state, county, or municipal) will not accept a property proposed for donation?

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Yes, some local governments may not be staffed to handle the process or have the necessary policies and procedures in place. Also, the property may not meet their conservation and greenspace goals due to its configuration, size, condition, or location.