Texas high-speed rail plan suffers eminent domain setback in court

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Texas high-speed rail plan suffers eminent domain setback in court
(Source: Fort Worth Star-Telegram, December 21, 2016)

FORT WORTH, Texas — Supporters of a proposed high-speed rail line from Houston to Dallas will have to prove in court that they have the power under Texas law to enter private property and conduct land surveys for their project — and ultimately use eminent domain to buy property needed for the route.

Full story: Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Thursday, December 22, 2016

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