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Here is a brand new book that really takes a look at eminent domain from the personal aspect almost in a novel format. The author is Rosalie M. Ash
"Threats of kidnapping and even foul play, cantankerous debate, a city on the verge of bankruptcy, a bid to annex a bucolic riverside community and turn it into a cargo port for coal and chemicals storage to hike B&O taxes, and a citizens' revolt that defied City Hall: All of these elements and more make up the dramatic true tale told by Lesage resident Rosalie M. Ash under the title “We Fought Back: How a Grassroots Group Defeated Annexation and Eminent Domain." You can buy it on Amazon.com
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August 26-27 Ritz-Carlton 1881 Curtis Street Denver, CO •Due Process Takings •Valuation of Easements •Competing Public Uses •Pre-Condemnation Claims •Environmental Issues and Eminent Domain •Valuation of Personal Property as Real Property •Recent Changes to USPAP •Hardship Acquisitions •Federal Condemnations for FERC Projects •Relocation Benefits Other locations and topics: --Eminent Domain October 14 - 15, 2010 Tampa, FL --Eminent Domain October 28 - 29, 2010 Dallas, TX California Eminent Domain October 28 - 29, 2010 San Francisco, CA
The conference’s Call for Ideas is open and accepting submissions for full sessions, short presentations, and poster gallery ideas. Submit your idea for Brownfields 2011 today! The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) recently announced the 14th National Brownfields Conference, which will be held April 3-5, 2011 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Call for Ideas will be open until July 2, 2010. The educational program for Brownfields 2011 is a direct result of your ideas and suggestions. This year the Brownfields 2011 Planning Committee wants to encourage more interactive educational sessions in hopes to have at least 60 percent using the always popular marketplace/roundtable format and the newly established public dialogue/debate format. Topics should fall under these categories...
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