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To: conserv13

Geffen's property wasn't taken under eminent domain, it was a public easement. When he bought two lots to build a mega mansion, he agreed to allow public access to the beach. The path had always been public access, and the only way he got a building permit was to agree to the access.


343 posted on 06/23/2005 10:45:35 AM PDT by sharkhawk
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To: sharkhawk; Tired of Taxes
Geffen's property wasn't taken under eminent domain, it was a public easement. When he bought two lots to build a mega mansion, he agreed to allow public access to the beach. The path had always been public access, and the only way he got a building permit was to agree to the access.

Thanks for clearing that up.

376 posted on 06/23/2005 11:09:28 AM PDT by conserv13
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