Government
May 23, 2007
Constitutional-Amendment Plan Would Limit Eminent Domain
SACRAMENTO - Local governments in California would no longer be able to use eminent domain to seize private homes and turn them over to developers under a proposal to amend the state constitution unveiled Monday at the state Capitol.
Daily Journal Staff Writers
SACRAMENTO - Local governments in California would no longer be able to use eminent domain to seize private homes and turn them over to developers under a proposal to amend the state constitution unveiled Monday at the state Capitol.
Critics immediately said the plan had enough loopholes to render it virtually meaningless. Bu...
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