<div class="chunk-title">Sec. 9.1. - Revocation and enforcement.</div>
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               9.1.1
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               <span class="ital">Voluntary agricultural program.</span> By providing 30 days' advance written notice to the advisory board, a landowner of
               qualifying farmland participating in the voluntary agricultural program may revoke
               the conservation agreement, or the advisory board may revoke the conservation agreement
               based on noncompliance by the landowner, subject to the same provisions as contained
               in section 8.3 for appeal of denials. Such revocation shall result in loss of qualifying
               farm status and loss of eligibility to participate in the district. Absent noncompliance
               by the landowner, neither the advisory board nor the board of commissioners shall
               revoke any conservation agreement prior to its expiration. If the advisory board shall
               revoke the conservation agreement for cause, the landowner shall have the appeal rights
               set forth in section 8.3. Transfers of land due to death of the landowner, sale or
               gift shall not revoke the conservation agreement unless the land no longer qualifies
               for the present-use-value taxation program or, in the event that there are water or
               sewer assessments held in abeyance, the new owner fails to agree in writing to accept
               liability for those assessments in the event that the land is withdrawn either voluntarily
               or involuntarily from the district. Enforcement of the terms of a conservation agreement
               for land participating the voluntary agricultural program shall be limited to revocation
               of the conservation agreement and the benefits derived therefrom.
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               9.1.2
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               <span class="ital">Enhanced voluntary agricultural program.</span> Conservation agreements for land participating in the enhanced voluntary agricultural
               program are irrevocable for a period of ten years. Enforcement of the terms of the
               conservation agreement may be through an action for injunctive relief and/or damages
               in any court of competent jurisdiction. The county may also terminate any benefits
               to the owner under this program either permanently or during the period of violation,
               as appropriate. If the advisory board shall revoke the conservation agreement for
               cause, the landowner shall have the appeal rights set forth in section 8.3, above.
               The right to terminate program benefits is in addition to any legal rights that the
               county may have under either this ordinance or the terms of the applicable conservation
               agreement. The county may seek costs of the action including reasonable attorney fees
               if such a provision is incorporated into the conservation agreement.
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