Eminent Domain?

[68RR]

They'll dicker with you some, but eventually they'll show up with a check and a bulldozer.

I kinda like the endangered species idea. Look online, find a photo of the Florida Borrowing Owl then dig some little holes that mimmick its nest.

LOL!! I had a good friend move to the Cape Coral area a few years back,, all the lots around her house have the owls. All those hi dollar lots will remain vacant till the owls move on.....

[suckerdin]

When is the last time you where on Ovilla RD at 5pm? Not to mention they are building like crazy all over and a lot of new stuff on the horizon. It is better they stay ahead of the game VS catching up.

maybe close to 35, but not all the way to 287.

or maybe i just hate seeing the area grow so much. lol.

My parents moved to midlothian when i was born. I miss how small it was back then. (even though it's still relatively small.)

[nighttrain66]

I guess they wanna do the road ONCE and have it ahndle all the traffic that will (or could) be thru here 15-20 years from now.

I grew up in Cedar Hill and watched it BOOM. Not that Red oak will do the same but I had no idea why they were making 1382/Beltline rd so many lanes wide back then and look at it now. . . . all of those lanes are packed at ANY time during the day.

[Pooter]

Step 1. Build Killdozer
Step 2. You know what to do.

[YALE]

Eminent domain should never have been made law. I dont give a shit why they want your land; if you don't want to sell it the government should fuck off. Shit pisses me off.

Be glad Madison put the provision for mandatory compensation into the 5th amendment he did. The previous practice from English common law was to take undeveloped property without payment. Madison's provision strikes an equitable balance between the rights of the landowner and the rights of the state.

[LANTIRN]

Be glad Madison put the provision for mandatory compensation into the 5th amendment he did. The previous practice from English common law was to take undeveloped property without payment. Madison's provision strikes an equitable balance between the rights of the landowner and the rights of the state.

The state should still fuck off if the landowner doesn't want to sell.

[YALE]

The state should still fuck off if the landowner doesn't want to sell.

We'll just have to agree to differ on the matter.