A DESIGNATION OF BLIGHT SEEMS TO BE PERMANENT IN PITTSBURGH SOONER Edition
What disturbs me most about Pennsylvania's blight law is this: Once a blight destination is inflicted, it never expires, even after the property is redeveloped. That means that once the city blights a property, it has de facto control of the property until the blight designation is removed, whi...
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Published in | Pittsburgh post-gazette (Pittsburgh, Pa. 1978) |
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Format | Newspaper Article |
Language | English |
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Pittsburgh Post - Gazette
06.01.2000
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Summary: | What disturbs me most about Pennsylvania's blight law is this: Once a blight destination is inflicted, it never expires, even after the property is redeveloped. That means that once the city blights a property, it has de facto control of the property until the blight designation is removed, which rarely - if ever - occurs. Does anyone who calls himself an American believe that permanent blight is fair and just? |
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ISSN: | 1068-624X |