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Roberts was the driver of the decision.
What they do is declare an area “blighted” even though homeowners are proud of their homesAnd because of Kelo it was A-OK. overturn Kelo and the problem goes away.
Don't blame people for using the law, blame the law.
What they do is declare an area “blighted” even though homeowners are proud of their homes
Luxury Condos would look better here
Keto is one of those decisions, I would have to live with, rather than agree with.Without a doubt Keto and Citizens United were the poorest decisions since RvW.
At least many states amended their state constitutions to prevent Keto.
Sometimes it is misused and abused.Without ED we wouldnt have any of that to begin with. How are you going to freely travel without public space? You gonna get permission from every land owner till you get to walmart? Or visit the mountains or a beach for a vacation?
Im against ED for many things, but for some things we have to have it.
I agree. But if we didnt have it, we wouldnt have shit. We would be hoping the border to Mexico.Sometimes it is misused and abused.
Actually, it is a Jersey wide problemApparently the town needs to build more Projects, it just isn't sketchy enough for the liberal city fathers. They want to catch up to Camden.
Actually, it is a Jersey wide problem
Mt Laurel decision mandates each community set aside low income housing. Developed towns struggle to find available open land and a farm is a tempting location
Because by law, each community must have a plan for low cost housingWhy not build new slums in Newark or Elizabeth instead?
Because by law, each community must have a plan for low cost housing
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‘Once it’s gone, it’s gone forever.’ Family and neighbors make last plea to save N.J. farm from seizure
The Henry family’s 175-year-old farm is scheduled to be seized through eminent domain to build affordable housing for a New Jersey town.www.nj.com
The Henry brothers received a letter notifying them that their property was being eyed for affordable housing.
If the family doesn’t agree to sell the farm, the land could be taken through the eminent domain process that allows the government to take private property. Land can be seized even when the owner doesn’t want to sell if the site will be used for a public purpose. The owner is paid a market price for the property.
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The SCOTUS Kelo decision was disgusting.....It allows eminent domain abuse like this.
Kinda sounds like something kings would do. Will dem protestors be showing up in support of the land owner?
My bet is local politicians are eyeing it more for resale to their developer buddies as it makes no sense to put "affordable housing" in a warehouse district.
It is stupid but it allows wealthy communities to buy their way outThat's a stupid law if I might say so myself.
If someone is wealthy, they don't want to move next to the ghetto.
I suspect that is what is going on with this land grab.....The town is only required to find a patch of land big enough for "affordable housing", not to actually build it.Quite a few decades ago now, the feds took an entire town in NJ by eminent domain because they supposedly wanted to build a dam and create a reservoir. The reservoir was never built.
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‘Once it’s gone, it’s gone forever.’ Family and neighbors make last plea to save N.J. farm from seizure
The Henry family’s 175-year-old farm is scheduled to be seized through eminent domain to build affordable housing for a New Jersey town.www.nj.com
The Henry brothers received a letter notifying them that their property was being eyed for affordable housing.
If the family doesn’t agree to sell the farm, the land could be taken through the eminent domain process that allows the government to take private property. Land can be seized even when the owner doesn’t want to sell if the site will be used for a public purpose. The owner is paid a market price for the property.
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The SCOTUS Kelo decision was disgusting.....It allows eminent domain abuse like this.
Kinda sounds like something kings would do. Will dem protestors be showing up in support of the land owner?
My bet is local politicians are eyeing it more for resale to their developer buddies as it makes no sense to put "affordable housing" in a warehouse district.
