Condemnation of 7.41 acres of new right-of-way for highway 64 1.5 miles west of Pawnee. The taking cut defendant's 67 acres farm into two pieces resulting in severence damages, according to Defendant. The Commissioners' Award was $15,000.

Condemnation - Commissioners' award was $8,000. The State offered $7,800.

Condemnation

Condemnation (eminent domain) - Maps Project. It is not known what property was condemned or what the Commissioners'Award was on this condemnation.

Eminent Domain (condemnation) - Total taking of Conoco Service operated by Robers and his son. The Roberts family had operated a service station in Mooreland, Oklahoma since 1929. The State needed the front of Roberts property to four lane highway 412 in front of the building. The State initially offered Roberts $30,000 but the commissioners appointed by the Court returned a report of

Condemnation of 23 rural subdivision lots. The Commissioners' Award was $41,500. The State's testimony was $80,000 and the landowner's testimony was $460,000.

Condemnation (eminent domain) of three parcels. Parcel 26 contained 3.97 acres and parcels 29 and 29.1 contailed 13.07 acres. Commissioners Spike Ross, Bob Pierce and Ronnie Brown awared Defendants $18,000 on parcel 26 and $10,000 on parcels 29 and 29.1.

Condemnation (eminent domain).

Condemnation (eminent domain) - taking of property from 11 people in conjunction with the development of the Ocean Cay.

Eminent Domain - Condemnation. Tulsa Urban Renewal Authority attempted to take a portion of Defendant's property back in 1984. The Defendant challenged the Authority's right to take and the case was appealed. After the taking was confirmed, the case was remanded and a commissioners' report of $2,500 was aware to Defendant.

Eminent domain - Condemnation of a house located at 220 East Oklahoma. Commissioners' Award of $5,000.

Condemnation of property near the intersection of I-44 and I-244 for flood control project. Commissioners' award of $348,000.

Condemnation - Eminent Domain. Plaintiff condemned an easement along two boundaries of defendants' property. Commissioners awarded $25,000.00. Landowners sought $48,000 for the value of the taking. PSO claimed the easements were worth $6,000.

Condemnation of property near the intersection of I-44 and I-244 for flood control project. Commissioners' award of $348,000. The last offer made by the City was $207,000.

Condemnation

Condemnation of property located on 151st Street South in Bixby. The Commissioners' Award was $3,250. ODOT's offer before trial was $10,000. Defendant's demand was $22,500.

Condemnation of .6 acres including an 1131 square foot house and other improvements located south of the Jones Airport in Tulsa. The Commissioners' award was $33,000. The property owners' testimony was that the property was worth $53,000. The City's witnesses testified that the property had a fair market value of between $31,500 and $37,500.

Condemnation-he City of Tulsa (Airport Authority) condemned 25 acres of land near the airport which was being used for a trailer park and other business activities. The City offered $86,000 and the property owner wanted $2.5 million.

Condemnation. Commissioners' award was $110,300. House located on 46th Street North and Mingo. Edens property faced out on 46th Street North.

Eminent Domain - Condemnation - .65 acres located near the corner of 151st Street South and Memorial in Tulsa County. Commissioners' award was minority report of $14,500 and majority report of $70,000. No pre-trial settlement offer was made.

Condemnation. Commissioners' award was $77,000. Pretrial settlement offer of $95,000.00.

Inverse condemnation claim for flooding which Plaintiff claimed was caused by construction of the new portion of Highway 169 east of Collinsville.

Condemnation of .9 of an acre of land located on the north side of 71st Street on the east side of Broken Arrow of a new exit ramp. The State's offer to the Bank was $23,000 before this condemnation action was begun. The Commissioners appointed by the Court awarded the Bank $40,000. Before trail the State offered the Bank $55,000 but the Bank refused the offer. The State's high testimony at tr

Condemnation of 1.15 acres of Reynolds Addition II, Coweta, Oklahoma. Date of taking was July 2, 1996. The Commissioners' award was $325,000. The State's expert testified to damages of $183,000 and the propertly owner's expert testified to $461,000 in damages.

Condemnation of a 40 by 120 foot improved with a house and detached garage. Commissioners' award was $21,000. Property owner claimed the property was worth $30,000 and the Development Authority took the position that it was worth $17,000.