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THE MATTER OF RELOCATING UTILITIES AND WHAT COSTS SHOULD BE REIMBURSED ARE DISCUSSED. A BRIEF OUTLINE OF FLORIDA LAW ON PAYMENT OF RELOCATION COSTS FOR UTILITIES IS PRESENTED. NO REIMBURSEMENT IS GIVEN FOR PUBLIC UTILITIES LOCATED WITHIN EXISTING PRIMARY, SECONDARY, COUNTY, PARK, OR LESSER STATE-OWNED RIGHTS-OF-WAY. FULL REIMBURSEMENT IS GIVEN FOR RELOCATION OF UTILITIES ON INTERSTATE SYSTEM HIGHWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM INTERSECTS EXISTING RIGHT-OF-WAY. THERE ARE TWO EXISTENT EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITIES, ONE OF WHICH HAS A LAW REQUIRING REIMBURSEMENT FOR RELOCATION OF UTILITIES, AND THE OTHER MAKES NO PROVISION WHATEVER FOR REIMBURSEMENT ON THE EXPRESSWAY. THE LARGEST AMOUNT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES ARE LOCATED BY PERMIT ON THE STATE-OWNED RIGHTS-OF-WAY. WHERE A UTILITY IS ON PRIVATE PROPERTY, IT IS NORMALLY SUBJECT TO CONDEMNATION. IT IS NORMALLY ADVISABLE IN FLORIDA, AND PROBABLY IN MOST OTHER STATES, TO SEEK TO NEGOTIATE THESE MATTERS. THE TECHNIQUES OF NEGOTIATION ARE DISCUSSED. QUESTIONS RELATING TO THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF STATUTES THAT PROVIDE FOR REIMBURSEMENT HAVE NOT BEEN SETTLED. THE RELOCATION OF PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS IS BRIEFLY DISCUSSED. FLORIDA DOES NOT PAY MOVING COSTS TO ANYONE EXCEPT THE FEE OWNER OF LAND.

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Billett, James; Banister, D Ross; Lindas, Leonard I; Cook, Max

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1962

Highway Research Board Special Report

Workshop on Highway Law

Digital/other

Costs; Highways; Improvements; Liabilities; Public utilities; Relocation (Facilities)

Interstate Highway System

Relocation; Right of way

Finance; Highways; Law

TRIS, TRB

Sep 29 1994 12:00AM

• ACQUISITION THROUGH ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
• CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION: PROBLEMS OF ENFORCEMENT
• CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION: THE CHALLENGE OF CHANGED CONDITIONS
• CONTROL OF ROADSIDE LAND USE, BILLBOARDS, AND SUBDIVISIONS
• GUIDE LINES FOR DETERMINING TORT LIABILITY OF HIGHWAY AGENCIES AND CONTRACTORS
• HIGHWAY LAW REVISION STUDIES: THE RESEARCHER'S VIEW
• HIGHWAY LAW REVISION STUDIES: WYOMING
• HIGHWAY LAWS RESEARCH
• HIGHWAY PROGRAMS AND HIGHWAY LAWS AND DISCUSSION
• LIABILITY FOR DRAINAGE DAMAGE
• MEASURE AND PROOF OF DAMAGES
• PRE-TRIAL DISCOVERY TACTICS
• PREPARATION OF APPRAISAL TESTIMONY
• STRATEGY AND TACTICS IN HIGHWAY CONDEMNATION CASES: AN ANALYSIS
• THE CHAMPION BRICK CASE: A STUDY IN THE PROOF OF VALUE
• THE CONTINUING EVOLUTION OF INVERSE CONDEMNATION
• THE FUTURE OF ABUTTERS' RIGHTS: ACCESS
• THE ROLE OF RESEARCH IN LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY
• TRIAL AIDS IN CONDEMNATION CASES
• USE OF ECONOMIC EVIDENCE IN CONDEMNATION CASES