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: inversecondemnationFlorida Takings Links
By Robert Thomas (inversecondemnation.com)
Florida's appellate courts have been active lately in the regulatory takings arena. Here are links to summaries and analysis of the decisions.
First, from the Florida Land Use Law blog:
- 5th DCA - Landmark Takings Case: Off Site Exaction a Taking under Nollan/Dolan Where Applicant Refused Permit Due to Condition (St. Johns Water Mgmt Dist. v. Koontz)
- 3d DCA gets Right Result but Wrong Analysis in Facial v As Applied Taking Case (Collins v. Monroe County)
- Different case, same "facial vs as applied" problem (Shands v. City of Marathon)
- Save Our Beaches - the Review (Walton County v. Stop the Beach Renourishment)
Next, from Grand Theft: Property
- Collins and Shands Regulatory Taking Decisions Reversed by Third DCA (Collins v. Monroe County and Shands v. City of Marathon)
Full post as published by inversecondemnation on February 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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