Here are the links from today’s two sessions (the first, federal water issues impacting local land use; the second, Bringing and Defending a Takings Case):
- Maui groundwater CWA case
- the public trust along the Indiana shoreline
- tribal fishing rights and … highway culverts?
- WOTUS: son, they’re all my helicopters!
- Auer deference on the chopping block?
- Knick v. Township of Scott – state or federal court for your local government takings claim?
- Litz: Maryland Court of Appeals (Harrell, J.): government inaction when there’s a duty to act could lead to inverse condemnation liability.
- We’re in Charm City, so we could not escape this latest folly, Baltimore City is attempting to condemn the Preakness horse race: All Your Race Are Belong To Us.
The morning started off with a talk by former Detroit Mayor (and Michigan Supreme Court justice) Dennis Archer, about Poletown, eminent domain, and economic development takings. Interesting stuff. If our ABA Section (State and Local Government Law, which produces the Land Use Institute) allows us to post his talk, we’ll do so.