Last week, the Victorville City Council held a vote on a
settlement with a local church, for a partial taking of the property belonging
to First Assembly of G-d of Victorville for a road improvement project. The
Daily Press reports that the church will receive a total settlement of $2.5
million for the partial condemnation, which affects access to the property as
well as reducing available parking spaces.
Read the full article here: http://www.vvdailypress.com/articles/city-40693-settles-victorville.html
In Ontario, the City Council voted on a resolution to
initiate eminent domain proceedings against several businesses for a project
that is intended to improve traffic conditions at a rail crossing on Milliken
Avenue. The city is seeking easements on two businesses, including a
distribution center for Sears and Kmart stores. The Daily Bulletin provides
this description of the project:
“The Milliken grade
separation will eliminate the at-grade crossing by elevating the thoroughfare
over the trains adjacent to Mission. As part of the project the city is seeking
the easements to relocate Southern California Edison poles.”
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