(A) If a person makes a claim that the action taken by the township constitutes a taking of property without just compensation, the provisions of this section shall be followed in the event that a court determines that such action pursuant to this chapter constitutes of taking.
(B) The court shall require that the township, at the township’s option, do one or more of the following:
(1) Compensate the property owner for the extent of the taking;
(2) Purchase the property in the public interest as determined before its value was affected by this chapter;
(3) Modify its action with respect to the property so as to minimize the detrimental effect of the property’s value; and
(4) Modify its action with respect to the property so that the action will not constitute a taking of the property.
(C) For the purposes of this section, the value of the property may not exceed that share which the area in dispute occupies in the total parcel of land, of the state equalized valuation of the total parcel, multiplied by two, as determined by an inspection of the most recent assessment roll of the township.
(Prior Code, § 41.011) (Ord. 22205, eff. 4-10-2005)