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Family farm loses eminent domain case to government entity chaired by private developer

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Palizzi Farm in Brighton can’t stop a developer from installing a drainage pipe on their land. The farm fears the pipe will have adverse effects on growing food.

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Family farm loses eminent domain case to government entity chaired by private developer

Palizzi Farm in Brighton can’t stop a developer from installing a drainage pipe on their land. The farm fears the pipe will have adverse effects on growing food.

·Denver, United States
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