Land Use & Zoning
A Florida property owner's land is taken by the state for a highway expansion. The compensation paid to the owner for this taking is governed by:
AThe assessed value as determined by the county property appraiser
BJust compensation based on fair market value, required by the 5th Amendment and Florida Constitution✓ Correct
CThe original purchase price plus inflation adjustment
DWhatever amount the state offers in its initial appraisal
Explanation
Eminent domain (condemnation) requires payment of 'just compensation,' which Florida courts and the U.S.
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