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Planoites for Property Rights Releases an Expert Report Confirming the Plano Eminent Domain Petition Was More Than Sufficient

Planoites for Property Rights Releases an Expert Report Confirming the Plano Eminent Domain Petition Was More Than Sufficient Appears City Secretary s History of Not Following City s Charter Continues News provided by Share this article PLANO, Texas, April 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/  Effie Saifi, the owner of Montessori Children s House (MCH), and Planoites for Property Rights released a report today from Allied Data Service, a company that specializes in the validation of petition signatures, which confirms the total number of valid signatures on the petition is 5,244 - exceeding the 4,403 signatures required for this initiative petition under the Plano City Charter. Allied Data Service has validated signatures on more than 300 petitions for 32 clients, including presidential candidates, across 34 states. Last year alone, the company validated more than five million signatures.

Plano petition seeking eminent domain special election falls short of requirements

“Section 702 of the charter requires signatures equal to 20% of the number of votes cast in the last regular election, or 4,403 for this petition,” Henderson said. City staff spent around 300 hours doing multiple reviews of the document, City Manager Mark Israelson said. Aside from the lack of enough qualifying signatures, City Attorney Paige Mims said the proposed ordinance was in conflict with state law and would not be enforceable. “At the end of the day, this ordinance would have no legal meaning, in our opinion,” Mims said. “It s just in conflict with a lot of things and also would create some exposure to the city for paying attorney s fees. For those reasons, we don t think that the council should take this up.”

Effort to limit eminent domain in Plano stalls after petition falls short

Effort to limit eminent domain in Plano stalls after petition falls short The petition did not contain enough signatures, according to the city. A water tower near High Mesa Drive, as viewed from a helicopter on Wednesday, January 4, 2017 in Plano, Texas.(Ashley Landis / Staff Photographer) A petition to limit Plano’s authority for eminent domain stalled Tuesday because city officials ruled it lacked the number of valid signatures needed for the city council to call for a public vote on the matter. The petition was filed by supporters of the Montessori Children’s House school on Hedgcoxe Road. At issue is an easement that would allow the city to construct a hike and bike trail that would connect the Russell Creek Park and Hoblitzelle Park trails.

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