Zoning 2201 Purpose
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1) The policies of the County, favor the careful consideration of matters involving constitutional taking claims, in fairness to the owner of private property bringing the claim, and in view of the uncertainty and expense involved in defending such issues. At the same time, the legitimate role of the County in lawfully regulating real property must be preserved and the public's right to require the dedication or exaction of property, consistent with the Constitution. Consistent with these policies, this Chapter establishes a procedure for the review of actions that may involve the issue of constitutional takings, as well as providing guidelines for such considerations. This chapter is intended and shall be construed to objectively and fairly review claims that a specific County action should require payment of just compensation, while preserving the ability of the County to lawfully regulate real property and fulfill its obligations, duties and functions.
2) This Chapter, and Chapter 13 and Chapter 15, Administrative Manual, identifies and provides the standards and procedures for the review of all Constitutional Takings Review Applications.