The Fort Worth Transportation Authority says it needs land behind the T&P Warehouse in downtown Fort Worth for a commuter rail line, and because the landowner won't sell, the T is taking steps to condemn it.
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May 19, 2010
Eminent domain will be used to take land for commuter rail line
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Eminent domain is becoming the topic of discussion for Fort Worth this year. The Tarrant County Regional Water District has begun the process of notifying property owners in Tarrant County of property potentially impacted by the 145 mile Integrated Water Pipeline Project. My original thought was an easement for a water line - big deal. Well it appears that it is a big deal when the plan is to take 150 feet in the center of small properties just 15 miles south of downtown Fort Worth.
Posted by: R Vaughan | August 12, 2010 at 08:43 PM