Land Use & Zoning
A takings claim arises when the government's regulation of property:
AIncreases the property's value through rezoning
BGoes too far and effectively deprives the owner of all economic use of the property✓ Correct
CRequires a property owner to obtain a building permit
DRestricts building height to protect views
Explanation
A regulatory taking occurs when government action restricts property use so severely that it effectively deprives the owner of all economic value, potentially requiring compensation.
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