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PROBLEMS OF INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS ARE DISCUSSED IN RELATION TO THE INTERSTATE SYSTEM. RECENTLY THE COUNTIES, AS REPRESENTED BY THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY OFFICIALS, HAVE ESTABLISHED A NEW GROUP TO IMPROVE RELATIONS WITH STATE HIGHWAY OFFICIALS. ANOTHER PROBLEM IS TRYING TO BUILD HIGHWAYS IN URBAN AREAS IN CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER KINDS OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS IN THE URBAN AREAS. COOPERATION IN HIGHWAY DEVELOPMENT WITH URBAN REDEVELOPMENT IS A NEEDED FUNCTION. PROBLEMS OF RELOCATION AND COMPENSATION ARE DISCUSSED. SEVERANCE DAMAGE PROBLEMS ARE DESCRIBED. ECONOMIC EVIDENCE IN RIGHT-OF-WAY LITIGATION IS DISCUSSED IN RELATION TO CASES IN SEVERAL STATES. STUDIES ARE BEING CONDUCTED INVOLVING ACQUISITION OF LAND FOR FUTURE HIGHWAY USE. EXPERIMENTATION WITH THE ELECTRONIC OR AUTOMATIC HIGHWAY IS DESCRIBED. ANOTHER PROBLEM IS ONE INVOLVING THE CONTROL OF LAND USES AT INTERCHANGES. THE LEGAL ASPECTS OF ZONING ON SUBDIVISION CONTROLS ARE DISCUSSED. WATER AND HIGHWAYS AND DRAINAGE ARE ALSO SERIOUS PROBLEMS.

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Canada, Robert D; Black, David S; Morton, H J; Beuscher, J H; Montano, Joseph; Thomson, James E

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1962

Highway Research Board Special Report

Workshop on Highway Law

Digital/other

Figures; Maps; Photos

Cooperation; Counties; Highway law; Intergovernmental relations; Land use planning; Legal factors; Loss and damage; Property acquisition; Relocation (Facilities); Road construction; State highway departments; Urban highways; Urban renewal; Zoning

Interstate Highway System

Land use controls; Relocation; Severance

United States

Administration and Management; 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
• LIABILITY FOR COST OF RELOCATING UTILITIES DUE TO HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENTS
• 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