LD 1990
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LR 2411
Item 1

 
A.__Clearly identify, with as much specificity as possible,
the public health or safety risk created by the private
property use;

 
B.__Establish that the governmental action substantially
advances the purpose of protecting public health and safety
against the specifically identified risk;

 
C.__Establish, to the extent possible, that the restrictions
imposed on the private property are proportionate to the
extent that the use contributes to the overall risk; and

 
D.__Estimate, to the extent possible, the potential cost to
the government if a court determines that the governmental
action constitutes a taking.

 
If there is an immediate threat to public health and safety that
constitutes an emergency and requires an immediate response, the
analyses required by this subsection may be made when the
response is completed.__Before the state agency or political
subdivision implements a governmental action that may be a
constitutional taking, the state agency or political subdivision
shall submit a copy of the assessment set forth in this
subsection to the Governor and the joint standing committee of
the Legislature having jurisdiction over state and local
government matters.

 
6.__Permit review expenses.__The State and a political
subdivision may not require a property owner to bear the direct
cost of any permit review expenses required by state or local
agencies as part of any permitting process.__A property owner may
not be assessed the cost of a takings impact analysis or an
economic impact analysis conducted by the State or any political
subdivision.

 
7.__Application; exception.__This Act applies to all new laws,
policies, regulatory actions and local ordinances proposed after
the effective date of this Act.__It does not apply when the State
or any political subdivision formally exercises its power of
eminent domain.

 
8.__Adoption of rules.__Each state agency shall adopt rules
and each political subdivision shall adopt bylaws and ordinances
to assist in carrying out the requirements of this Act.__State
agency rules are routine technical rules under Title 5, chapter
375, subchapter II-A. Rules, ordinances or bylaws required under
this subsection must be established within 120 days of the
effective date of this subchapter.

 
9.__Review of decisions.__Decisions of the State and political
subdivisions may be appealed as follows.


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