· 11/14/1991
Odhner v. Township of Woodward
Citations
- 599 A.2d 276
- 143 Pa. Commw. 450
- 1991 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 614
How courts have described this case
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- holding “until the landowner has pursued the remedies provided within the MPC to invalidate the ordinance, a compensation claim for the temporary taking is not ripe”
- “[w]e recognize that a landowner, subject to a temporary taking, can be entitled to compensation for the deprivation of the use of the property.”
- until landowner has pursued the remedies provided within the Municipalities Planning Code to invalidate a flood control ordinance, a compensation claim for the temporary taking of land affected by that ordinance is not ripe
- until landowner has pursued the remedies provided within the Municipalities Planning Code to invalidate a flood control ordinance, a compensation claim for the temporary taking of land affected by that ordinance is not ripe
- “We recognize that a landowner, subjected to a temporary taking, can be entitled to compensation for the deprivation of the use of the property during the time period which precedes a decision invalidating the regulation.”
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Judges: Craig, Kelley, Barbieri
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