Concerning the Circumstances Under Which Private Property May Be Acquired by Public Entities Through Exercise of the Power of Eminent Domain in Futherance of a Public Use, and, in Connection Therewith, Prohibiting Private Property from Being Taken by the State or Any Political Subdivision Unless the Condemning Entity Establishes that the Taking Is for a Public Use, Excluding Takings for Economic Development or Tax Revenue Enhancement from the Meaning of Public Use, and Requiring that a Condemnation Action Satisfy a Higher Degree of Proof when the Taking Is for the Eradication of Blight.

Authors

Colorado General Assembly

Files

Publication Date

2006

Chapter

349

Session Type

Regular

Session Number

2

Document Type

Act

Start Page

1749

Recommended Citation

Colorado General Assembly, "Concerning the Circumstances Under Which Private Property May Be Acquired by Public Entities Through Exercise of the Power of Eminent Domain in Futherance of a Public Use, and, in Connection Therewith, Prohibiting Private Property from Being Taken by the State or Any Political Subdivision Unless the Condemning Entity Establishes that the Taking Is for a Public Use, Excluding Takings for Economic Development or Tax Revenue Enhancement from the Meaning of Public Use, and Requiring that a Condemnation Action Satisfy a Higher Degree of Proof when the Taking Is for the Eradication of Blight." (2006). Session Laws 2001-Present. 2660.
https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/session-laws-2001-2050/2660