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Eminent domain fight grows

2015-11-18 15:39:48| Agriculture - Topix.net

The Lucas County commissioners have agreed to get bids for demolition of an apartment building in Monclova Township, even though the county doesn't own the property. The 21-unit apartment building, owned by Brandywine Estates Limited Partnership, is the subject of eminent domain action by the county, which wants to demolish the building to make way for a road to the future headquarters for The Andersons Inc. The county plans to realign Brandyway Lane to intersect with Salisbury Road at Briarfield Boulevard, west of U.S.23/a I-475.

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