Property Ownership
What is a scenic easement in Nevada?
AAn easement allowing the public to view private property from a road
BAn easement restricting development on private land to preserve scenic or open-space values, often held by a government or conservation organization✓ Correct
CAn easement granting access to scenic hiking trails across private land
DA BLM easement through private land for public recreation
Explanation
A scenic easement (also a conservation easement) limits development on private land to protect scenic views, open space, or natural resources. The landowner retains ownership but gives up certain development rights, often in exchange for tax benefits.
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