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If members of my municipal government say that eminent domain will only be used as a “last resort”, does that mean that my property rights are more secure?

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If members of my municipal government say that eminent domain will only be used as a “last resort”, does that mean that my property rights are more secure?

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No. As discussed above, this is another ploy used by condemning authorities to quell the unrest caused by threats to Missourians’ homes and small businesses. Your property rights are not strengthened by a simple statement that eminent domain will only be used as a “last resort.” This particular ploy has been documented by news outlets across the state in recent years.

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