On the recordMarch 2, 1995
Under this legislation as it is written now, if the developer hurts a huge number of private property owners downstream, that developer can still get compensation.
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govinfo.govUnder this legislation as it is written now, if the developer hurts a huge number of private property owners downstream, that developer can still get compensation.
Discussing the implications of legislation on property owners during a floor debate.
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