Government agencies often require developers of large projects to build the necessary infrastructure to accommodate those proposed projects. Examples include building a new roadway to reach the project, widening an existing roadway due to the project's adding extra trips to the daily traffic, and installing improvements for utilities and flood control, among other things. But how do developers acquire the right-of-way when the necessary property is privately owned?
The proposed Merriam Mountains residential development project in north Escondido is a ...
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