The 10th Circuit said NO, a utility cannot condemn tribal lands.
The utilities say- the 10th Circuit ruling “threatens the national power grid by effectively blocking Congress’ authorization of condemnation of allotted tribal lands”
Welcome to the Future!
The 10th Circuit said NO, a utility cannot condemn tribal lands.
The utilities say- the 10th Circuit ruling “threatens the national power grid by effectively blocking Congress’ authorization of condemnation of allotted tribal lands”
Wisconsin Counties are passing resolutions to support legislation that would prohibit eminent domain for private gain.
Daily Jefferson County Union | Eminent domain reform reviewed
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed Assembly Bill 480 that does the following:
Wisconsin Assembly Bill 480 (2017)
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker signs bill to expand property rights
Illinois House Bill 4150 accomplishes two goals:
If a private entity is involved in the project the following 6 steps must occur:
Why are cities suing? The cap on the amount cities may collect per network node violates the state constitution & is only a fraction of what cities have been getting from private companies
Does a right of way, like a network node right of way, have to be compensated? Yes.
What do supporters of the law say? “helps consumers and small businesses by improving the quality of the networks where they live, work and play.”
What do non-city opponents of the law say? The cap cuts out private…
PA Act 152 (2016) allows local governmental entities to implement a fee on the recording of deeds and mortgages in certain counties.
The fee will be dedicated to the local governmental entity’s county demolition funds.
The fee cap: $15
Requirements on local governmental entities that create a demolition fund:
Background: In New Hampshire the Legislature specifically denied eminent domain authority to the Northern Pass transmission line.
The Northern Pass Line was built by: obtaining lease with a sister company operating an existing transmission corridor that slices north-to-south throughNew Hampshire
First comes statewide tree ordinances and then come broad private property rights requirements in local governmental entity development plans.
Florida’s HB 207 (2017) would require:
In 1984 the Maryland Senate passed a bill allowing the state of Maryland to use eminent domain to acquire the Colts.
Why did Maryland want to buy the Colts? To prevent the franchise from leaving.
Did it work? No, before the Maryland House could pass the bill, the owner struck and deal and moved the team to Indianapolis.
Columbus Dispatch | Michael Arace | Powerful are complicit in Crew move; it’s how the game is played
Which Texas official is for sprinklers in every residential property? Texas State Fire Marshal
What are the policy agruments of builders?
What event can supporters point to?