Eminent Domain—Claimant Cannot be Compensated for Increase in Value that Resulted From the Plan for Which the Property Was Condemned—City’s Expert Lacked Credibility as to Why Claimant’s Properties Had Been Condemned
This decision involved the issue of which “zoning should be applied to the damage parcels…, for the purpose of determining the value of those parcels on the date they were acquired…through eminent domain.”
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