Credit: Francis Specker
"We are satisfied the municipality's broad eminent domain powers authorize the taking of the mobile home park, and the subsequent deed restriction on the mobile homes will create and guarantee affordable housing," the panel wrote.
March 26, 2019 at 01:35 PM
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A state appeals court has ruled that a township in Mercer County may exercise its eminent domain powers to take possession of a mobile home park in furtherance of its court-approved affordable housing plan.
The Appellate Division rejected the property owner’s argument that Robbinsville Township’s use of the property wouldn’t result in a net increase in affordable housing units.
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