After registering her land as "open space," what will Marjorie's land be assessed for?

When land is registered as "open space," it often qualifies for a different method of assessment compared to traditional residential or commercial properties. In Maine, properties designated as open space can receive reduced property tax assessments to encourage the preservation of natural areas, recreational spaces, or agricultural lands.

In this context, the correct assessment figure reflects a valuation that aligns with the intent of open space designation, which typically results in a lower assessed value compared to its potential development value. Hence, the chosen assessment of $135,000 is consistent with the objective of providing a financial incentive for maintaining land as open space, thereby ensuring that such properties are preserved rather than developed.

The options representing higher values are likely based on what the land could command if developed. However, the lower valuation that comes with the open space classification effectively reduces the tax burden and supports conservation efforts.