Excess Condemenation
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Parker, Chair- man of Legislative Committee on Eminent Domain.
154 EXCESS CONDEMNATION trolling the property abutting on such a thoroughfare, as well as some way of lightening the expense of the under- taking. It was for the purpose of meeting these two needs that the law of 1867 was passed.
Work was begun in the year 1868, and the improve- ment itself was brought to completion in the late seven- ties and forms the present New or Inner Boulevards.
The city made liberal use of its new power of e...xcess condemnation. Part of the land fronting on the boule- vard was used for public buildings, but most of it was offered for sale to those who would undertake to con- struct suitable buildings. Fearful lest the boulevard and its surroundings should not be adequately and quickly de- veloped, the city sought to stimulate that development by offering for sale on ridiculously easy terms the abutting land which it had taken. The purchaser of such land was required to make an annual payment of four and one-half per cent, on the purchase price for sixty-six years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parker, Chair- man of Legislative Committee on Eminent Domain.
154 EXCESS CONDEMNATION trolling the property abutting on such a thoroughfare, as well as some way of lightening the expense of the under- taking. It was for the purpose of meeting these two needs that the law of 1867 was passed.
Work was begun in the year 1868, and the improve- ment itself was brought to completion in the late seven- ties and forms the present New or Inner Boulevards.
The city made liberal use of its new power of e...xcess condemnation. Part of the land fronting on the boule- vard was used for public buildings, but most of it was offered for sale to those who would undertake to con- struct suitable buildings. Fearful lest the boulevard and its surroundings should not be adequately and quickly de- veloped, the city sought to stimulate that development by offering for sale on ridiculously easy terms the abutting land which it had taken. The purchaser of such land was required to make an annual payment of four and one-half per cent, on the purchase price for sixty-six years.
What to read after Excess Condemenation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cushman, Robert Eugene, 1889-1969 to read onlineMoreLess
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