What constitutes Quasi-public property?
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I'm not exactually sure what Quasi-Public property is [perhaps it falls under the "squatter" rules and regulations in NYC- where if a building is abandoned it then be reclaimed by new owners] but the Parking lot of Walmart is probablly owned by the company as it most likely rents the buildings that the other buisnesses reside in- and thus the parking lot is walmarts just as if an apartment building had a pool, it would belong to the owner of the apartment building.
981382
REGARDING PROPERTIES AND USE OF THE PRODUCT.  PRISE ALSO COUNT BUT THIS IS SECONDARY.
232933
Some states hold the property.
506808
What public land? You know some not owned by goverment?
993447
A highway is considered "state property," I can think of no reason why law enforcement agencies would be prohibited from doing so. If it is in their jurisdiction, they should have the authority.\n\nPresumably, they are responsible for enforcing the law everywhere in the county, including "state property" which is the same as "public property."
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1. The general rule is that the property owner has to grant an easement in their deed in order for the road to become public property. The gov't may have acquired the land by eminent domain, but you probably would have known that.\n2. There could be an easement by prescription, that is if people other than the owners of the road have been using it openly for a certain length of time (prescribed by local statute) then they would have acquired the right to access adversely.\nIn other words, the answer to your question is that yes, in order for a road to be open to the public, the government has to maintain it.\n\nI live in MN, the general site to find city statutes is \n\nwww.city.state.mn.us\nyou might want to try a similar formulation
1138698
It is a state owned business. \nWhat that means is no private person/firm/company can own shares in that enterprise. It is 100% controlled by the state. When it gets privatized then it is a public business.
719506
If the county owns they land...then they own it.\nThey don't have to do anything with it.
771263
A section of road that is neither council or privatly owned. If anyone at all owns it, it's proably the queen.\n\nYou can actually murder someone on an unadopted road and the police can't touch you!
148610
property conveyed includes a building or other relatively permanent structure or development located on, or attached to, land.
16527
If the island is part of a sovereign nation, then most likely that nation maintains public property records, and the owner has filed a deed of title to the island. The island would simply be one huge "lot" (or multiple lots) of land in the property records.
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In my opinion, "public use" refers to a building or other construction that well, the majority of the public would use. For example: malls, roads, hotels, libraries, monuments, etc.\n\nAs for private businesses, probably not. Government shouldn't be in the business of aiding private organizations just so they can increase their profits at the expense of homeowners. But these places CAN increase tourism and commerce, so I guess a good argument could be made in most cases.\n\nSo, I mostly agree in what the Court ruled, that as long as the taking is "pursuant to a carefully considered development plan", and wasn't only for the benefit of a select few, but rather, the public at large.\n\nAlso, I believe the 5th Amendment says something about "just compensation", so it's not like the government stealing property from you without giving you anything in return ;)
1055050
Not disclosing anything that you are or have been made aware of, that would adversely affect the value of your property.
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The first step would be to check with your local planning commission to see if the property is properly zoned for that type of activity.  Then you need to check to see if that type of facility requires any type of licensing or certification.  Your best bet is to contact a local attorney because laws vary by state.
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I believe they are referred to as mixed use buildings and are classified as commercial structures. Your local agent would have access to these type of properties if they are norm in your area.
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"Public Office"  means that a person holds a post such as a local councellor.  Its not a place....;
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non-exclusive would mean that if the property was to sell (or if the railway itself was to sell but the adjacent property didnt) that the new owner still gets to keep the easement.\nI believe that you will have to keep it in place though, I think the only way to get rid of the easement would be to get the other property owner to relinquish it.