Vermont Statutes
Chapter 61 - Regulatory Provisions; Police Power of Municipalities
§ 2299a. Eminent domain; solid waste management districts

§ 2299a. Eminent domain; solid waste management districts
(a) A solid waste management district organized pursuant to chapter 121 of this title or by charter, may acquire property, or some easement or other rights in property, in order to construct and operate a sanitary landfill including suitable buffer areas and transfer stations and other solid waste facilities located on the landfill site, by condemnation as provided in this subchapter.
(b) A solid waste management district may condemn only property, easements or rights in property lying within the boundary of the district at any time after June 28, 1991. However, withdrawal of a municipality from membership in the district before November 1, 1991 shall terminate condemnation proceedings with respect to property, easements, and interests in property lying within that municipality.
(c) This subchapter may not be used to condemn property, easements, or other rights in property at solid waste management facilities actually operated by any person at any time during the three years before a petition is filed under this subchapter under either transitional authorizations issued on or before August 1, 1987 or interim, provisional, or final certifications issued by the Agency of Natural Resources. (Added 1991, No. 109, § 1, eff. June 28, 1991.)

Structure Vermont Statutes

Vermont Statutes

Title 24 - Municipal and County Government

Chapter 61 - Regulatory Provisions; Police Power of Municipalities

§ 2001. Definition

§ 2031. Jitneys; regulations; powers

§ 2032. Referendum

§ 2091. Complaint

§ 2092. Investigation; notice

§ 2093. Penalty

§ 2121. Injunctions

§ 2151. Child welfare

§ 2181. License not required

§ 2201. Throwing, depositing, burning, and dumping refuse; penalty; summons and complaint

§ 2201a. Depositing household and commercial trash in roadside and park litter barrels

§ 2202a. Municipalities—Responsibilities for solid waste

§ 2203a. Municipal disposal

§ 2203b. Recycling centers

§ 2206. Recycling centers

§ 2241. Definitions

§ 2242. Requirement for operation or maintenance

§ 2243. Administration; duties and authority

§ 2245. Incinerators, sanitary landfills, etc., excepted

§ 2246. Effect of local ordinances

§ 2247. Salvage yard certificate of registration

§ 2248. Salvage yard operational standards

§ 2251. Application for certificate of approved location

§ 2252. Time of hearing

§ 2253. Location requirements

§ 2254. Aesthetic, environmental, and community welfare considerations

§ 2255. Grant or denial of application; appeal

§ 2256. Certificate fees

§ 2257. Screening requirements; fencing

§ 2261. Application

§ 2262. Eligibility

§ 2271. Unauthorized disposal of vehicles

§ 2272. Removal of junk motor vehicles

§ 2273. Agency of Transportation; duties; general authority

§ 2274. Construction with other statutes

§ 2281. Injunctive relief; other remedies

§ 2282. Penalty

§ 2283. Appeals

§ 2291. Enumeration of powers

§ 2291a. Renewable energy devices

§ 2292. Construction with other laws

§ 2293. Regulation of condominium conversion; referendum

§ 2294. Missing person complaints and reports; filing required

§ 2295. Authority of municipal and county governments to regulate firearms, ammunition, hunting, fishing, and trapping

§ 2296. Regulation of amateur radio

§ 2296a. Right to recover expenses for emergency services

§ 2297. Definitions

§ 2297a. Enforcement of solid waste ordinance by town, city, or incorporated village

§ 2297b. Hearing by Environmental Division

§ 2299a. Eminent domain; solid waste management districts

§ 2299b. Definitions

§ 2299c. Determination by legislative body of district

§ 2299d. Petition; notice of hearing

§ 2299e. Finding of necessity; appeal

§ 2299f. Determination of damages; jury trial

§ 2299g. Compensation; where party cannot be found

§ 2299h. Copy of order; record

§ 2299i. Effect of payment of awards

§ 2299j. Access for examination of land

§ 2299k. Scope of civil rules