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222.26 RIGHT-OF-WAY OVER PUBLIC WAY.
When, in the location of any railroad, it becomes necessary to occupy any road, street, alley,
or other public way, the municipal corporation or other public authority owning or having charge
thereof and the railroad company may agree upon the manner, terms, and conditions in and upon
which the same may be used or occupied, or such corporation may appropriate so much of the
same as shall be necessary by condemnation proceedings under the power of eminent domain.
History: (7525) RL s 2916; 2006 c 214 s 20
When, in the location of any railroad, it becomes necessary to occupy any road, street, alley,
or other public way, the municipal corporation or other public authority owning or having charge
thereof and the railroad company may agree upon the manner, terms, and conditions in and upon
which the same may be used or occupied, or such corporation may appropriate so much of the
same as shall be necessary by condemnation proceedings under the power of eminent domain.
History: (7525) RL s 2916; 2006 c 214 s 20
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