Historical sites & Clean N Green

**Chrisopher Moltisanti** · 01-19-2010, 11:36 AM

Besides Lindex(sp) and/or RPD (which don't specifically tell Realtors), if a parcel is in either a Historical site or in the Clean N Green area, and besides calling the Historical Society, is there any other method for deciphering whether a listing is in a Clean N Green area and/or in a Historical zone?

These factors listing agents up here in Eastern PA now have to obtain.

The Deed of course doesn't say, neither does RPD. The zoning classification is not what I need (I already got that from the township zoning official: Low Density Resi.), it's the others I need.

Thanks,

CM

(business is picking up around here due to the $8k Tax Credit and having lots of inventory)

**Las vegas Home Rentals** · 01-21-2010, 05:51 AM

what do you mean by Clean N Green area?

please elaborate!!

thanks.

**Chrisopher Moltisanti** · 01-21-2010, 06:15 AM

Clean N Green in Pa means the subject home is on at least ten acres and the land can't be developed anymore: The trees and all wild life that surround the home, aren't to be disturbed in any way whatsoever.

I know, it seems to be an easy answer: If the house Chris, isn't on at least ten acres, then it's not subject to Clean N Green legislation. Not really, because as all of know, towns and the State can change their minds on a whim and it's up to me as the BA to get something in writing from some governing body that states specifically that the home is or isn't subject to Clean N Green and I don't know where to get this info.