Regulation of property for the public good becomes a taking if the regulation deprives owner of a significant amount of economic value.
Colman v. Utah State Land Board
Discusses the operation and applicability of the Takings Clause, including “damaging” as a taking under the Utah Constitution.
Cornish Town v. Koller
Jury may determine amount of compensation, if matter is postponed, new valuation may need to be established.
Zoning ordinance may be a regulatory taking if all economic use of the property is lost.
Conatser v. Johnson
Public’s right to utilize the waters of the state, including touching stream beds.
Diamond B-Y Ranches v. Tooele County
Discusses what constitutes a taking.
Farmer’s New World Life Insurance Co. v. Bountiful City
Recovery for permanent damaging of property for a public use.
Hamblin v. Clearfield City
Takings claim may arise from storm water entering property from a public storm drain system.
LC Canyon Partners, LLC v. Salt Lake County
What constitutes a “protectible property interest.”
Rocky Mountain Thrift Stores, Inc. v. Salt Lake City
Temporary interference with property is not a taking or damaging.
