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New Approaches to Compensation for Residential Takings
註釋The compensation and relocation of individuals and families displaced by highway construction have been viewed more and more as the responsibility of public agencies, but as yet the full scope of this responsibility has not been defined, nor have methods for meeting the responsibility been adequately studied and evaluated. The underlying premise of this report is that compensation to those displaced by a public project may be increased without increasing the over-all demand on the public treasury for highway dollars. In the federal-aid highway act of 1968, congress recognized that dollars spent in avoiding dissatisfaction may be more efficient than dollars spent in dealing with the effects of that dissatisfaction.