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To be sure, the location of the alleged defect and whether it abuts a particular property is significant concerning that particular property owner's duty to maintain the sidewalk in a reasonably safe condition.

The City Council last night gave unanimous preliminary approval to an amendment to the city's snow-removal ordinance that will exempt those sidewalks that abut the rear-lot line of any property along a state highway.

One is formed by the existing Butler House, together with the new common room that abuts it, and the pond that bulges into the meadow from the base of steps across the promenade, along with the pairs of linked towers that overlook the meadow on either side of the pond.

Because this was an issue of first impression in South Dakota, the court reviewed cases from other jurisdictions and formulated the rule that a landowner's compensation for loss of access may arise when (1) a property abuts a proposed controlled-access highway, (2) the state takes a portion of the property in a condemnation proceeding for the highway, (5) the state mitigates some compensable element of damage based on the state's designation of a feature of the project, (4) the state subsequently eliminates that feature, and (5) the landowner can prove special damages.

They contend they are being unfairly burdened by the ordinance because the rear of their properties abuts Pleasant Street, which is also a state highway (Route 122).

The property abuts the corporate headquarters of Tyco Healthcare/U.

The wall that abuts the burial stands about one-quarter mile from the cave's entrance.

They have argued they are being unfairly burdened by the ordinance because the rear of their properties abuts Pleasant Street, which is also a state highway (Route 122).

I = a dummy variable coded "1" if the sale property abuts an HVTL and "0" otherwise