Southwest Landowner's Conference Bringing the Lawyers to the Landowners
This May, at the Southwest Landowners Conference, attendees have a unique opportunity to get help for their property rights issues. Sponsored by two national nonprofit property rights organizations, the American Land Foundation and Stewards of the Range, the conference is bringing in some of the nations top property rights attorneys to meet privately with attendees on their specific issues
Austin, TX (PRWEB) March 30, 2005 -- On Friday, May 13th, landowners and
property rights specialists from all across the country will gather at Austin’s
Radisson Hotel, overlooking beautiful Town Lake, for the Southwest Landowner
Conference.
The all day, power packed workshop is being coordinated by
two major property rights organizations, the American Land Foundation and
Stewards of the Range, and is sponsored in part by LandGuard, a premier legal
plan designed for landowners.
The SWLC will feature a number of
significant presentations from a diverse pool of experts. Several of the
nation’s leading property rights attorneys are scheduled to speak about current
precedent setting cases they are litigating in the courts. Rancher, author and
prominent property rights plaintiff, Wayne Hage, will talk about his experience
“in the trenches” while opposing government agencies. Dr. Michael Coffman,
president of Environmental Perspectives will make public his newly created maps
showing the environmentalist’s master plan to lock up over fifty percent of
American soil and will disclose to what degree that plan has been
realized.
Former Congressman, Helen Chenoweth-Hage will explain the power
of the grassroots organizations and their role in affecting public policy in
Washington, D.C. Dan Byfield, President of American Land Foundation, will reveal
how Texas intends to condemn over a half million acres of private land to build
one of the nation’s largest boondoggles for greed and profit. Fred Kelly Grant,
Litigation Chairman for Stewards of the Range, will explain how Conservation
Easements, Purchase of Development Rights (PDR’s), Smart Growth, Urban Sprawl,
Farmland Protection, and other innocent sounding programs are deceiving
landowners into giving up their property rights. R.J. Smith from the Center for
Private Conservation will bring the latest news from Washington, D.C. about the
full court press to amend and reauthorize the Endangered Species Act, without
providing any protections for private property.
In addition to the
regular conference agenda, LandGuard members will have the opportunity to
schedule a private session, free of charge, with one of the property rights
attorneys to discuss any property rights issues they may be facing. Interested
landowners may enroll in LandGuard at the time of registration, and if session
time is available, may schedule an appointment on the day of the conference.
Registration fees are $75 per person or $125 per couple. Landowners can
register by phone at 1-800-452-6389 or online at www.stewards.us. To register by
mail, please send name, address, phone number and the appropriate registration
fee to:
Southwest Landowner Conference
c/o American Land Foundation
P.
O. Box 1033
Taylor, TX 76574
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