Pennsylvania SB1098 amends eminent domain procedures, including advance notice to condemnees, compensation for goodwill loss, and reimbursement of.
Pennsylvania SB1098 amends the state's eminent domain laws by requiring condemnors to provide written notice to condemnees, mortgagees, and lienholders at least 30 days before filing a declaration of taking. The notice must include details about the condemnation, the condemnor's contact information, and an explanation of eminent domain rights. The bill also allows displaced persons to receive compensation for loss of goodwill if they can prove the loss was caused by the condemnation and could not have been reasonably avoided.
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