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Re: Billy NY,,,,,Eminenent domaine farm in nj


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Posted by Mark - IN. on April 02, 2014 at 05:08:29 from (98.215.76.204):

In Reply to: Billy NY,,,,,Eminenent domaine farm in nj posted by larry@stinescorner on April 02, 2014 at 03:07:01:

I remember a couple of cases from when I lived in Illinois back in either the late '80's or early '90's. The city of Naperville JUMPED across State Route 59 into then unincorporated Will County and annexed a working farm, then immediately condemned the property and sold it to a developer to turn it into a higher tax base strip mall, and got away with it. Then the nearby city of Lisle did similar to a working 270+ acre farm along State Route 34 to sell it to a very large big box store to build there. I remember the folks of Lisle putting up a stink that the big box store would attract shoppers below their standards, and they didn't want "that" store there. I don't recall if they ever built or not. Both working farms had been in the families for generations that went beyond a century.

Now, you can thank the Supreme Court decision, "Keho Vrs. New London" where the justices ruled that eminent domain for tax base is Constitutional, citing INTERNATIONAL law in their majority opinion, NOT our Constitution, which IS the ONLY guide that they are to work from. And as I understand it, the property that decision was based upon, land taken away to be given or sold to Pfizer Pharmacuetical sets vacant OVER a decade after the city of New London, CT took it from the owners, tore down their homes and gave it to them. Remember all of the Congressional outrage, vowing to put an end to such abuse? Well over a decade later, and nothing to show for all of the hot air (global warming) given off by them.

Mark


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