Tar River Land Conservancy

“The 990 is reviewed by management and emailed to board members for their review.”

“Board members are provided a copy of the policy annually. They read and sign a statement acknowledging that they have read and understand the policy. At any board meeting where a conflict of interest may arise, the board undertakes an analysis of the situation based on the policy and determines whether or not there is a conflict. If there is a conflict, they handle the issue according to the policy.”

“Documents available upon request”

“Tar river land conservancy preserves the natural and cultural resources of the tar river basin and surrounding areas by working in partnership with private landowners, public agencies and others to protect rural land, riparian corridors and ensure clean water.”

“Tar river land conservancy achieved its land protection mission through the following actions: 4) received a donation of a conservation easement on 77.81 acres in granville county, which land provides buffers to ledge creek. 5) received a donation of a conservation easement on 42.16 acres in granville county, which land provides buffers to ledge creek. 6) spent significant time and resources on land protection projects located in granville county, which lands will provide a buffer for camp butner and local resources. 7) spent significant time and resources on land protection projects located in person county, which lands will provide a buffer for flat river and local resources. 8) spent significant time and resources on land protection projects and outreach to landowners in halifax and nash counties, which lands provide buffers to fishing creek and little fishing creek. 9) opened 2.4 miles of public hiking trails in granville county. 10) engaged local volunteers on the installation of a 1.9-acre public hiking trail in granville county, which opened after the end of the year. 11) took the initial steps for the installation of an additional hiking trail in granville county, which may be ready to open to the public in 2024. 12) hosted events to plant trees in buffers along waterways to enhance water quality and to provide wildlife habitat. 13) monitored conservation easements and fee properties held by trlc. 14) monitored 55 conservation easements held by the state of north carolina.”

“Rental house expense 0 14,850 0 land stewardship 13,732 0 0 appraisals 12,650 0 0 travel 10,228 0 0 land closing costs 5,608 0 0 environmental audits 5,300 0 0 building repairs 3,111 556 37 building utilities 3,049 544 37 miscellaneous 3,115 277 203 dues 3,125 0 145 computer supplies 2,264 309 19 telephone 2,121 379 25 payroll admin fees 0 1,957 0 bank charges 75 1,495 0 self storage rental 1,258 225 15 mobile communication 1,225 0 0 property tax 1,189 0 0 postage 753 140 58 meals 494 189 28 events 552 0 0 qgiv expenses 0 0 496 field supplies 394 0 0 building small equipment 294 52 4 internet and website 339 0 0 staff meetings 0 72 0 total 70,876 21,045 1,067”