Minnesota law helps ease sting of eminent domain

The Minnesota Legislature's final version of its new eminent-domain law gives most cities the ability to finish current projects under the previous law. The reform package, pushed by an emotional drive to protect individual property rights, made it more difficult for city and state agencies to take land for redevelopment by declaring it blighted or ...

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Minnesota law helps ease sting of eminent domain

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