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Johnston blocked from taking developer's land by eminent domain - for now. What comes next?The Johnston town council will vote again on a resolution to take 30 acres of land slated for an income-restricted housing ...
The Johnston Town Council voted Thursday to allow Mayor Joseph Polisena, Jr. to take land originally meant for an affordable ...
Despite a federal lawsuit, the town of Johnston is moving forward with plans to seize a piece of land on George Waterman Road ...
The Johnston Town Council is holding a special meeting Thursday on the plot of land that was set to be taken by eminent domain until a lawsuit restarted that process.
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The lawsuit is being brought to "vindicate the family’s constitutional and civil rights, threatened by an outrageous abuse of government powers ‒ a sham taking ‒ by the Town of Johnston." According to ...
The property owners had filed suit against the town alleging constitutional violations, as well as violations of state law.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. This week's stories include: The federal government is trying one ...
I remain as confident as ever that the town will end up as the owners of that property,” Mayor Joseph Polisena Jr. said. “I think it’s just a matter of when and how.” ...
After Johnston Mayor Joseph Polisena Jr. seized land through eminent domain, halting an affordable housing project, a judge has put the town's plans on pause while the land owners fight for the ...
JOHNSTON – On March 14, the owners of a 30-acre property in Johnston found out the town had transferred the land to itself, following through on threats and a plan by the mayor to block an ...
Less than 10% of Johnston's housing qualifies as affordable, limiting the town's ability to block affordable-housing projects under state law. The same day the lawsuit was filed, Johnston moved ...
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