§ 66959 Fair Land Purchase Compensation
A farmer owns land near a river. The government makes a new rule to protect the river, so the farmer can't use part of the land anymore. Now the land is worth less.
If the government wants to buy the farmer's land, they can't just pay the new lower price. They have to think about what the farmer paid for the land before, any extra costs the farmer had, and make sure the price is fair.
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§ 66959 Fair Land Purchase Compensation
Last verified: January 22, 2026