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SUMMARY:Government Ownership Limitations and Restrictions
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Police powers
Eminent domain
Taxation

Police powers
Through the U.S. and state constitutions, each state government has the right to regulate a person’s behavior or property to protect the health, safety, welfare, and morals of the community. The government may apply restrictions necessary to regulate the use of the real property.
Examples of such regulations include zoning, building codes, city planning, health standards, and rent controls.
County, city, and local governments may exercise police power as delegated by the state government.
Examples of the use of police power include inspections of certain construction work for building code violations, preserving historic structures to comply with zoning laws, and restricting land use to comply with city planning regulations. Unlike eminent domain, property owners are not typically compensated when the government takes possession of part or all of the owner’s land. Police power is the broadest power of the government...

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