For The Greater Good
25 October 2000 - 9:00am
Proponents of Eminent Domain go to battle with small landowners in the name of "public purpose."
If there is a ground zero in the eminent domain wars nationally, it is the intersection of Fifth and Forbes in the heart of Pittsburgh's old retail core. There, a major battle is under way over a massive redevelopment project that could demolish more than 60 buildings housing 100 small businesses in order to make way for an upscale retail center anchored by a Nordstrom's department store.
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Planning Magazine, October 15, 2000
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