EC Bar Ranch Estates

EC Bar Ranch Estates Owner Financing

Jim — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 20:05:04 +0000

Banks have no incentive to lend money for a wide range of consumer purchases, including unimproved land, because the Federal Reserve is providing almost unlimited short term funding at a rate of .25% and encouraging purchase of longer term Treasury securities that yield rates of 2-4%. This artificial manipulation of the debt markets is facilitating Government borrowing at the expense of the private sector.

In order to make the acquisition of lots in the EC Bar Ranch Estates subdivision affordable to a wide range of people, the developer is offering to finance the purchase of one or more lots for qualified borrowers. Pricing of subdivision lots is dependent upon market conditions, as well as, lot location, trees, and financing. All terms are negotiable. Discover more about our general financing of lot sales in the EC Bar Ranch Estates subdivision.

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Nutrioso Creek Restored

Jim — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 15:55:25 +0000

The Environmental Protection Agency created an article and video describing how Jim Crosswhite, owner of the EC Bar Ranch which includes a three mile section of Nutrioso Creek, participated in the Arizona Department of Environmental Water Quality Improvement Program that resulted in the first instance in Arizona where water quality standards were met due to mitigation. Mr. Crosswhite donated a conservation easement to permanently protect water quality and aquatic wildlife habitat conditions on his property.

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Wildlife Habitat Protected

Jim — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:18:55 +0000

The EC Bar Ranch Conservation Easement protects 94 acres of restored riparian habitat along a three-mile stretch of Nutrioso Creek, an important perennial stream and tributary of the Little Colorado River. Nutrioso Creek and the surrounding riparian area provide significant habitat for a variety of fish and wildlife, including several state and federally threatened and endangered species. EC Bar Ranch Estates adjoins the conservation easement and Nutrioso Creek.

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Rancher donates conservation easement on Nutrioso Creek

Jim — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:05:54 +0000

It’s taken Jim Crosswhite almost 15 years to make sure the three-mile section of Nutrioso Creek that runs through his EC Bar Ranch Estates subdivision meets the government’s standards for water quality and aquatic/ wildlife habitat. Now that he has achieved that goal through a lot of hard work, time and money, he is making sure the 94-acre riparian corridor will be preserved into perpetuity by donating the EC Bar Ranch Conservation Easement to the New Mexico Land Conservancy, which holds 31 easements in the Southwestern United States.

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Live On A Working Cattle Ranch

Jim — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 19:44:51 +0000

The EC Bar Ranch is located on the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway in the White Mountains of eastern Arizona nationally recognized through newspaper and magazine publicity for conservation projects. The EC Bar Ranch is a working cattle ranch that includes 3 miles of Nutrioso Creek, a perennial stream, that has been restored in recent years to one of the highest standards for water quality and aquatic/wildlife habitat in Arizona. The controlled timing, duration, and frequency of livestock grazing through riparian pastures have helped in the restoration process. EC Bar Ranch Estates is located on a portion of the EC Bar Ranch.

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Horse Property in Nutrioso, AZ

Jim — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:08:00 +0000

EC Bar Ranch Estates is a 206 acre rural residential subdivision in the White Mountains of eastern Arizona located 15 miles south of Springerville and 2 miles north of Nutrioso, on the historic Coronado Trail Scenic Byway (Highway 180/191), at an altitude of 7,600 feet. Over the next few years, 13 lots of two acres each will be offered for sale at competitive prices with owner financing available. Each lot has direct access to County maintained roads, nearby electric power, irrigation water rights, trees and bushes, and panoramic mountain views. Lots have special appeal as horse property and for retirement homes.

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Coronado Trail Scenic Byway

Jim — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:20:03 +0000

The “Coronado Trail Scenic Byway” is one of only four National Scenic Byway’s in Arizona. From Springerville in the White Mountains of northeaster Arizona, the Coronado Trail Scenic Byway follows Highway 191 through the towns of Nutrioso and Alpine, then winds down to Clifton, AZ. The EC Bar Ranch Estates subdivision adjoins the Coronado Trail in Nutrioso.

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94 Acres of Land, 3 Miles Stream Permanently Protected

admin — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:21:35 +0000

Jim Crosswhite

“While implementing a Safe Harbor Agreement to restore habitat for the Little Colorado River spinedace, a threatened fish, and the southwestern willow flycatcher, an endangered bird, I was inspired to donate the EC Bar Ranch Conservation Easement to permanently protect 94 acres, including 3-miles of Nutrioso Creek,” said Jim Crosswhite, a rancher in Apache County, Arizona.

Crosswhite is the developer of the EC Bar Ranch Estates subdivision near Nutrioso and the EC Bar Ranch, a working cattle ranch.

The Arizona Partners for Fish and Wildlife program helped implement the Agreement through controlled grazing, vegetative plantings, and improved management. “The conservation easement will protect those practices in perpetuity,” Crosswhite said.

More information, including the Safe Harbor Agreement, is posted at the United States Fish & Wildlife Service website.

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Record Snowfall

admin — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:12:03 +0000

A series of winter storm systems over the past week brought near record levels of rain and snow to Arizona’s White Mountains. Beginning on Monday, storms moved from California toward the east and by Friday, there were blizzard conditions. At least 4 feet of snow has fallen in Nutrioso over the past week. No related posts. Related posts [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.