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Governor Bob Taft signed Senate Bill 167 yesterday placing a moratorium on the exercise of eminent domain for economic development purposes. The bill goes into effect immediately after it is signed and filed with the Ohio Secretary of State. The bill also creates a committee charged with the tasks of examining Ohio's eminent domain laws and making recommendations for reform. For more information, take a look at these previous entries.
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