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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 5032103" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>^^^ Your imminent domain examples remind me of the ones I am familiar with, and one I recently worked on for a Federal project in Missouri. The private resident has an agreed upon departure date once the government makes him/her whole based on a legal binding document. The deed is recorded at local court house and the property becomes public property at that point in time. The departure date for occupant/resident is typically sooner rather than later, and there is no passing down property or structures from one generation to the next. IMO, that is asking for trouble, regardless of how it is drawn up legally.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 5032103, member: 131"] ^^^ Your imminent domain examples remind me of the ones I am familiar with, and one I recently worked on for a Federal project in Missouri. The private resident has an agreed upon departure date once the government makes him/her whole based on a legal binding document. The deed is recorded at local court house and the property becomes public property at that point in time. The departure date for occupant/resident is typically sooner rather than later, and there is no passing down property or structures from one generation to the next. IMO, that is asking for trouble, regardless of how it is drawn up legally. [/QUOTE]
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