Fairfield County tree farms be like: "That will be $125 plus tax"Submitted by praeda1 t3_z58hpd in Connecticut
PublicPolicyAdvocate t1_ixv6ttg wrote
That cost reflects the value of the land out there in Fairfield County;
some developer would pay HANDSOMELY to slap condos where that tree farm is, and the taxes and general cost of doing business reflects that.
DanHassler0 t1_ixwm46k wrote
Aren't many of these farms, including Jones on permanent agricultural land. As in they can never be developed. Plus I believe farms are typically taxed less than other land uses.
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