«And John Faso took money from fossil fuel companies as they tried to take
your land by eminent domain for a fracked gas pipeline.»
Not exact matches
Like anyone along the route of proposed oil or gas pipelines, Rosinski was in a position where, had she not signed the agreement, her
land would have been taken anyway
by virtue of
eminent domain — a right the government can assert to seize private property for public use.
Update: As of December 2016, AG Healey successfully negotiated for compensation to the state for conservation
land taken
by eminent domain during the construction of the Connecticut Expansion Project.
A revised plan to be presented Wednesday removes golf holes from
land outside park boundaries and attempts to address landowners» concerns that the Park District would gobble up their property
by eminent domain.
If they had not come to an agreement with the company, the resident's
land could have possibly been used anyway through
eminent domain with compensation set
by a court.
More than 700 parcels of
land are affected
by the proposed pipeline, and 120 landowners face losing property to the gas company under
eminent domain.
He thinks that
by having more appealing - looking properties, it'll be harder for someone to take his
land with
eminent domain proceedings.
The school board voted to have Superintendent Eva Joseph review possibilities for taking the property
by eminent domain so the district could seize the
land before the charter school could be built.
The long and short of it is that GYRO's main asset, a large parcel of
land on LI, was appropriated
by NY State under
eminent domain in 2005 and the recompense provided at the time was not deemed fair
by GYRO management so they went to court.
We will not, said BB&T, «lend to commercial developers that plan to build condominiums, shopping malls and other private projects on
land taken from private citizens
by government entities using
eminent domain.»
So are the ranchers and farmers whose
land is being taken
by eminent domain across the Plains.
Also, good project managers figure in the time necessary to handle the
eminent domain process into their project timing
by working on
land the government already owns first.
The plaintiff argued that the threatened acquisition of property for use as parkland
by eminent domain during
land use proceedings was a taking warranting payment of just compensation.
Should property be condemned for
eminent domain, the process
by which municipalities have the ability to acquire
land for «public good», the owner of the property «must be given fair compensation after a «due process» in which a commission of «impartial» landowners or a jury (landowner's option) determines fair market value.