The village approved a resolution of understanding with the New York State Housing Trust Fund corporation to participate in a flood‑risk property acquisition pilot; the board voted to authorize the agreement and staff will continue paperwork and mapping of eligible parcels.

The council voted to move into executive session under Colorado Revised Statutes §24‑6‑402(4)(a),(b),(e) to discuss acquisition/real property, legal advice, and negotiation strategy in the case Centennial Owners Association v. City of Aspen (Case No. 2015CV30158).

The board recessed into executive session for property matters and pending litigation, later reconvened, approved executive-session minutes from July and voted to accept a capital-development recommendation regarding property acquisition; votes were unanimous.

Land management reported one parcel closed last month, 11 pending settlement offers and 31 parcels among 15 owner groups awaiting closing; the next trial is scheduled in Cass County next month.

Councilors voted to send a Community Development Authority proposal that would change how neighborhood Tax Incremental District (TID) infrastructure funds are used — including allowing funds to acquire blighted properties and support clean-sweep work — to the Committee of the Whole for fuller review after members raised concerns about process and a

Lance finalized an agreement with the Shevkins following discussions at the village meeting.

Four Corners paid $4.4M on Apr 10, 2026 for a California veterinary clinic (Investing.com); the tactical deal signals selective healthcare-property acquisitions by the REIT.

Council votes to authorize property acquisition through eminent domain for Bothell Way improvements.

West D'Arria progresses with parcels acquisition despite delayed communication from property owner

After two executive sessions, the commission authorized the city manager and attorney to negotiate purchase and execute necessary contracts for an approximately 13.66-acre parcel adjacent to the Public Works yard, and authorized negotiations and legal remedies in the Santa Fe Depot matter with the Pottawatomie County Historical Society; both motions carried 7–0.

Commission discusses property borders and city interest before recommending approval to city council.

Commissioners postpone property purchase due to unpaid taxes and unclear ownership issues.

The city confirms site control over phase 1 parcels and advances phase 2 property acquisitions.

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After public comments opposing a proposed road through long-held properties, the Villa Rica City Council approved purchases of two parcels for right-of-way and easements following an executive session; residents and a council member had earlier publicly debated a letter of intent tied to the project.

County leaders emphasize proactive measures for land expansion and site security amid growth.

New program mandates fair market value acquisition and conservation of properties for eligible owners

Board votes to enter executive session to discuss potential property acquisition matters.

Legislators launch initiative to assess voluntary acquisition of flood risk properties in Massachusetts.

Board approves property acquisition resolution to facilitate school construction in Oregon City

The Franklin Community School Corp board voted to buy the adjacent property at 355 N. Morton St. for $1.3 million to prevent development that could activate a recorded easement through campus parking, centralize district services, and allow demolition and site remediation; funds come from restricted rainy-day reserves.

The Speedway Town Council voted 5–0 on March 30 to approve Resolution 2026‑06, authorizing the redevelopment department to begin eminent‑domain steps to acquire the former Wilshaw Hotel at 16th and Main, including appraisals and negotiations funded with TIF dollars.

Engineers and county staff briefed commissioners on attempts to acquire small parcels for a federally funded bridge replacement on Bridal 32, including one owner’s counteroffer and the possibility of eminent domain. Commissioners asked staff to consult Volker(t) and the county attorney and return with schedule, cost and legal options.