Property Ownership
Maine's 'Open Space Tax Law' provides property tax relief for land that is:
AUsed for residential development
BPermanently preserved as open space under a conservation restriction or enrolled in the program✓ Correct
CRented for agricultural use
DUsed for commercial recreation
Explanation
Maine's Open Space Tax Law provides reduced property tax assessments for land that is voluntarily preserved as open space, either through a recorded conservation restriction or enrollment in the state's open space program.
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