§ 103242 Eminent Domain Utility Relocation
This law lets the district take private land it needs, and says the district must pay for the land and also cover the cost of moving any public utilities that have to be relocated.
The district wants to build a new school and needs a piece of a homeowner's yard where a city water pipe runs.
The district can take the yard, pay the homeowner for the land, and also pay the city to move the water pipe to a new spot, but it doesn't have to pay for any upgrades to the pipe.
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§ 103242 Eminent Domain Utility Relocation
Last verified: January 11, 2026