Land Use & Zoning
The Takings Clause of the Michigan Constitution requires that when the government takes private property, it must provide:
AAlternative housing for displaced owners
BJust compensation to the property owner✓ Correct
CA public hearing before any taking
DOnly written notice 30 days in advance
Explanation
Both the U.S. and Michigan Constitutions require just compensation when the government takes private property through eminent domain (condemnation). Just compensation is typically defined as fair market value.
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