Posted Aug 28, 2019, 7:47 PM
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I suppose the Burr Ridge case gives some hope, but I wouldn't be too optimistic. I expect the court, pointing to language in Kelo, will give a lot of defererence to legislative (city council) judgment.
I don't remember if there was a court case when a cornfield in Hoffman Estates was declared blighted so they could give money to Sears, but I'm sure the early decisions regarding Illinois redevelopment statutes were pretty broadly worded.
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