Excess condemnation. Why the city of Chicago should have the power, in making public improvements, to take property in excess of actual requirements. Lessons to be drawn from certain unfortunate aspects of the Twelfth Street and Michigan Avenue widening projects and the proposed Ogden Avenue extension., by Ill.) Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency (Chicago

Title:	Excess condemnation. Why the city of Chicago should have the power, in making public improvements, to take property in excess of actual requirements. Lessons to be drawn from certain unfortunate aspects of the Twelfth Street and Michigan Avenue widening projects and the proposed Ogden Avenue extension.
Author:	Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency (Chicago, Ill.)
Note:	[Chicago, 1918

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Subject:	Ch X.6025
Subject:	Chicago (Ill.) -- Public works
Subject:	Eminent domain -- Illinois -- Chicago
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