Help Save the Drews/Liljedahl/Mauch Private Property from Condemnation by Dakota County!
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Rosa Garner
12 years ago
I'm behind you 100% Joni.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Good luck, Drews/Liljedahl/Mauch families!
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JIllmarie Stich
12 years ago
This is not right, let the family enjoy their legacy as thier father had worked hard for ownership
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Mike K
12 years ago
Violation of the 5th Amendment Just Compensation Clause. They couldn't win there so now they are criminally trying to condemn the property. Unacceptable and an emberassment to Democracy and principles. Condemning land to take for itself is still a violation of the Just Compensation clause of the 5th amendment!! Condemnation of property, also known as eminent domain, occurs when the government decides to transfer property ownership from a private owner to itself. However, such transfers must comply with requirements set by the U.S. Constitution. Should a government condemnation violate the Constitution, the original property owner may challenge the condemnation in court. Eminent domain procedures vary by state; those with questions about a specific condemnation should seek legal counsel.
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J. Bute
12 years ago
Good Luck!
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Timothy Markee
12 years ago
100 percent behind Mauch/Drews/Lijedahl position
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Good luck
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Amy Solinger
12 years ago
Good luck!
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Laura Krefft
12 years ago
how heartbreaking!!
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David
12 years ago
This is wrong. This is THEIR property. They pay for it and deserve to keep it without hassle.
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Karin Hoops
12 years ago
best of luck
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T Riley
12 years ago
#Nope.
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Crystal Brewer
12 years ago
I don't think its fair to try to steal a families land/home, the government should stop being greedy.
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christopher trautman
12 years ago
no means no. stop trying to accumulate peoples private property for stupid unnecessary things such as a parking lot. what a waste of such gorgious land.
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Bruce Lacey
12 years ago
we wish you all the luck--we will help any way we can
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Sally Krenz
12 years ago
Please let the Drew's family keep their family land!
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Ari Adams
12 years ago
This is rightfully their land, they should do with it as they will.
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Chris Benskin
12 years ago
Disgusting the games and scheming that governments do to advance their cause.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Best wishes in this tough fight. The goverment needs to respect the citizens and their property!
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Sara Martinez
12 years ago
Please spare this property from condemnation. It's more than land, it is history, and it is love, and memories.
I'm behind you 100% Joni.
Good luck, Drews/Liljedahl/Mauch families!
This is not right, let the family enjoy their legacy as thier father had worked hard for ownership
Violation of the 5th Amendment Just Compensation Clause. They couldn't win there so now they are criminally trying to condemn the property. Unacceptable and an emberassment to Democracy and principles. Condemning land to take for itself is still a violation of the Just Compensation clause of the 5th amendment!! Condemnation of property, also known as eminent domain, occurs when the government decides to transfer property ownership from a private owner to itself. However, such transfers must comply with requirements set by the U.S. Constitution. Should a government condemnation violate the Constitution, the original property owner may challenge the condemnation in court. Eminent domain procedures vary by state; those with questions about a specific condemnation should seek legal counsel.
Good Luck!
100 percent behind Mauch/Drews/Lijedahl position
Good luck
Good luck!
how heartbreaking!!
This is wrong. This is THEIR property. They pay for it and deserve to keep it without hassle.
best of luck
#Nope.
I don't think its fair to try to steal a families land/home, the government should stop being greedy.
no means no. stop trying to accumulate peoples private property for stupid unnecessary things such as a parking lot. what a waste of such gorgious land.
we wish you all the luck--we will help any way we can
Please let the Drew's family keep their family land!
This is rightfully their land, they should do with it as they will.
Disgusting the games and scheming that governments do to advance their cause.
Best wishes in this tough fight. The goverment needs to respect the citizens and their property!
Please spare this property from condemnation. It's more than land, it is history, and it is love, and memories.