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Federal District Court Strikes Down Sign Regulation as Content-Based

By Patty Salkin

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The plaintiff and city engaged in an extended dispute after the city widened a street adjacent to his home. The plaintiff contended the road project devalued his property and caused flooding problems. The city made a number of improvements to address drainage issues, but refused the plaintiff?s demand that his lot be purchased for 130 [...]

Full post as published by Law of the Land on December 27, 2010 (boomark / email).

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