Whenever any town cannot obtain by contract, for a reasonable price, any land required for public use, such land may be taken, the damages assessed, and the same remedies and proceedings had as in case of laying out highways by selectmen.
Source. 1872, 38:1. PS 40:6. PL 42:71. RL 51:90.
Whenever any town cannot obtain by contract, for a reasonable price, any land required for public use, such land may be taken, the damages assessed, and the same remedies and proceedings had as in case of laying out highways by selectmen.
Source. 1872, 38:1. PS 40:6. PL 42:71. RL 51:90.
Whenever any town cannot obtain by contract, for a reasonable price, any land required for public use, such land may be taken, the damages assessed, and the same remedies and proceedings had as in case of laying out highways by selectmen.
Source. 1872, 38:1. PS 40:6. PL 42:71. RL 51:90.
