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Kansas uses eminent domain to acquire holdout properties to rebuild Topeka's I-70 viaduct

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KDOT used eminent domain to acquire two properties it needs to rebuild and realign Interstate 70's Polk-Quincy Viaduct in downtown Topeka. Kansas law requires KDOT to pay just compensation to owners whose properties it must acquire. Both owners plan to appeal the amounts involved but KDOT will begin project work.

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Kansas uses eminent domain to acquire holdout properties to rebuild Topeka's I-70 viaduct

Both owners plan to appeal after KDOT last November used eminent domain to acquire two properties needed to rebuild Topeka's Polk-Quincy Viaduct.

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