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Statutes > New-jersey > Title-27 > Section-27-14 > 27-14-20

27:14-20.  Acquisition of land;  condemnation;  abandonment
    When the board of chosen freeholders shall deem it necessary and advisable to acquire land for the purpose of laying out, widening, changing the location of or straightening any road improved or to be improved under this article, all  cost and expense of obtaining and acquiring such land by whatsoever method the  same may be acquired may be paid out of any moneys applicable for road  improvement purposes, or, if there be no money on hand for such purpose, the  board may borrow the necessary money on temporary loans, upon the credit of the  county, until the next annual taxes shall be levied and collected, or such sum  as may be necessary may be raised by an issue of bonds, either separately or in  connection with and as part of any other bond issue under the provisions of  this article.

    The board may agree with the owner of any land required for the foregoing purposes, as to the compensation to be paid by it for a conveyance of the land,  but if no agreement can be reached the board may acquire the land by condemnation, in the manner prescribed by law.

    The board may vacate any part of a public highway that may be rendered unnecessary for public travel by the widening, straightening, altering or changing of the location thereof.
 

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-jersey > Title-27 > Section-27-14 > 27-14-20

27:14-20.  Acquisition of land;  condemnation;  abandonment
    When the board of chosen freeholders shall deem it necessary and advisable to acquire land for the purpose of laying out, widening, changing the location of or straightening any road improved or to be improved under this article, all  cost and expense of obtaining and acquiring such land by whatsoever method the  same may be acquired may be paid out of any moneys applicable for road  improvement purposes, or, if there be no money on hand for such purpose, the  board may borrow the necessary money on temporary loans, upon the credit of the  county, until the next annual taxes shall be levied and collected, or such sum  as may be necessary may be raised by an issue of bonds, either separately or in  connection with and as part of any other bond issue under the provisions of  this article.

    The board may agree with the owner of any land required for the foregoing purposes, as to the compensation to be paid by it for a conveyance of the land,  but if no agreement can be reached the board may acquire the land by condemnation, in the manner prescribed by law.

    The board may vacate any part of a public highway that may be rendered unnecessary for public travel by the widening, straightening, altering or changing of the location thereof.
 

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-jersey > Title-27 > Section-27-14 > 27-14-20

27:14-20.  Acquisition of land;  condemnation;  abandonment
    When the board of chosen freeholders shall deem it necessary and advisable to acquire land for the purpose of laying out, widening, changing the location of or straightening any road improved or to be improved under this article, all  cost and expense of obtaining and acquiring such land by whatsoever method the  same may be acquired may be paid out of any moneys applicable for road  improvement purposes, or, if there be no money on hand for such purpose, the  board may borrow the necessary money on temporary loans, upon the credit of the  county, until the next annual taxes shall be levied and collected, or such sum  as may be necessary may be raised by an issue of bonds, either separately or in  connection with and as part of any other bond issue under the provisions of  this article.

    The board may agree with the owner of any land required for the foregoing purposes, as to the compensation to be paid by it for a conveyance of the land,  but if no agreement can be reached the board may acquire the land by condemnation, in the manner prescribed by law.

    The board may vacate any part of a public highway that may be rendered unnecessary for public travel by the widening, straightening, altering or changing of the location thereof.