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This distorts property values, and landowners that normally would want to sell -- such as farmers near the edge -- cannot. This is NOT farmer-friendly, who are first and foremost are in a business, and like all businesses, need the ability to sell their property for more profitable uses if this opportunity arises.

This seems obviously wrong to me. Farmers can sell their farms whenever they like--to people who also want to farm. What they can't do is sell their land for non-agricultural uses. Is it an infringement on my essential liberties that I can't sell my rowhouse to someone who's going to open a strip-club?

by oboe on Jun 26, 2012 12:32 pm • link • report

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