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4-6-13
Section 4-6-13 Acquisition of air rights, easements, etc. In any case in which: (1) It is desired
to remove, lower or otherwise terminate a nonconforming structure or use; or (2) The approach
protection necessary cannot, because of constitutional limitations, be provided by airport
zoning regulations under this chapter; or (3) It appears advisable that the necessary approach
protection be provided by acquisition of property rights rather than by airport zoning regulations,
the political subdivision within which the property or nonconforming use is located or the
political subdivision owning the airport or served by it may acquire, by purchase, grant or
condemnation in the manner provided by the law under which political subdivisions are authorized
to acquire real property for public purposes, such air right, avigation easement or other
estates or interest in the property or nonconforming structure or use in question as may be
necessary to effectuate the purposes of this chapter. In the...
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33-1-12.1
Section 33-1-12.1 Additional powers. In addition to the powers conferred in this chapter and
by other applicable law, the port authority shall have the following powers: (1) To have and
use a corporate seal and to alter the same at pleasure. (2) To exercise the right of eminent
domain as freely and completely, and in the same manner, as the state has that power now or
at any time hereafter, and the power of eminent domain shall apply not only as to all property
of private persons or corporations but also as to property already devoted to public use.
(3) To acquire by purchase, gift, the exercise of the power of eminent domain, or other lawful
means, sell, rent, lease, and otherwise dispose of real, personal, or mixed property in its
own name, and to construct, improve, renovate, equip, and maintain the docks and its facilities.
(4) To receive, take, and hold by sale, gift, lease, devise, eminent domain, or other lawful
means, real and personal estate of every description in its own...
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6-5-341
Section 6-5-341 Liability for operation or use of sport shooting range. (a) As used in this
section, the following words shall have the following meanings: (1) GOVERNMENTAL BODY. The
State of Alabama or any county or municipal governing body, agency, board, commission, committee,
council, department, district, or any other public body corporate and politic created by constitution,
statute, ordinance, rule, or order. (2) PROPERTY. Real property and buildings, structures,
and improvements thereon. (3) SPORT SHOOTING RANGE. An area designed and used for rifle shooting,
pistol shooting, trapshooting, skeetshooting, or other target shooting and related training
or practice for the purpose of sharpshooting or improving in the use of firearms. (b)(1) This
section applies to all private or public civil, injunctive, and nuisance actions. (2) Notwithstanding
any other provision of law, any person, firm, or entity who operates or uses a sport shooting
range in this state shall not be subject to...
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11-99A-41
Section 11-99A-41 Use of improvements by persons not assessed. (a) For use of improvements
constructed, acquired, or installed by the district with proceeds of assessments, the board
may require the payment of a connection, tap fee, or increased tap fee by persons owning property
not assessed to pay for improvements, even though the utilities may be provided by some public
person or utility other than the board. The tap fee shall be reasonable and may not exceed
150 percent of the assessment that otherwise would have been paid by the person. (b) If the
owner of any property that fronts on any street built with proceeds of an assessment, whether
or not within the district, wishes to connect a driveway or street or otherwise to have access
to the street, the owner shall obtain consent of the board to connect to the street, to any
cut in the curb, to the establishment of any cut in the median, if any, and otherwise to ingress
and egress on the street. The board shall exercise its...
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18-1A-50
Section 18-1A-50 Entry upon property for suitability studies. (a) A condemnor and its agents
and employees may enter upon real property for a reasonable time and make surveys, examinations,
photographs, tests, soundings, borings, and samplings, or engage in other activities for the
purpose of appraising the property or determining whether it is suitable and within the power
of the condemnor to take for public use, if the entry is: (1) Preceded by reasonable efforts
to notify the owner, and any other person known to be in actual physical occupancy of the
property, of the time, purpose, and scope of the planned entry and activities; (2) Undertaken
during reasonable daylight hours and for reasonable times; (3) Accomplished peaceably and
without inflicting substantial injury; and (4) Not in violation of any other statute. (b)
The entry and activities authorized by this section do not constitute a trespass or constitute
grounds for an inverse condemnation action, but the condemnor is liable...
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23-1-272
Section 23-1-272 Declaration of policy. The Legislature hereby finds and declares: (1) That
outdoor advertising is a legitimate commercial use of private property adjacent to roads and
highways; (2) That the erection and maintenance of outdoor advertising signs, displays, and
devices in areas adjacent to interstate highways and primary highways should be regulated
in order to protect the public investment in such highways, to promote the recreational value
of public travel, to preserve natural beauty, and to promote the reasonable, orderly, and
effective display of such signs, displays, and devices; (3) That outdoor advertising is an
integral part of the business and marketing function and an established segment of the national
economy and should be allowed to operate in business areas; (4) Regulatory standards set forth
in Section 23-1-274 are consistent with customary use in this state and will properly and
adequately carry out each and all of the purposes of this division; and (5)...
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45-44-170.02
Section 45-44-170.02 Public nuisance - Premises. (a) It is unlawful and constitutes a public
nuisance for the owner or other person in charge or in control of a building, lot, junkyard,
or other premises within the unincorporated territory of Macon County to fail to keep the
lot, junkyard, or premises clean and free from garbage, refuse, litter, junk, debris, salvaged
materials, household furniture, trash, used motor vehicle tires, inoperable motor vehicles,
kitchen and other household appliances, rags, paper, cardboard, and other non-decorative matter,
including any materials within which water may accumulate or which may shelter or encourage
the growth of insects or rodents, or materials which generate obnoxious odors, or which offend
the esthetics of the community, and which thereby cause a substantial diminution in the value
of other property nearby or which threaten the health and safety of any citizen. (b) Any person,
partnership, limited liability company, corporation, or any...
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18-1A-22
Section 18-1A-22 Offer to purchase at full appraised value; amount of compensation; written
statement and summary; waiver valuation. (a)(1) Before commencing a condemnation action, the
condemnor shall establish an amount based on an appraisal, except as otherwise provided in
subsection (e), which it believes to be just compensation therefor and promptly shall submit
to the owner an offer to acquire the property for the full amount so established. (2) The
amount may not be less than the condemnor's established amount of just compensation for the
property. (b) In a total taking, the condemnor shall disregard any decrease or increase in
the fair market value of the property caused by the project for which the property is to be
acquired or by the reasonable likelihood that the property will be acquired for that project,
other than normal depreciation. (c)(1) The amount of compensation to which the owners and
other parties interested therein are entitled may not be reduced or diminished...
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34-27-50
Section 34-27-50 Definitions. For the purposes of this article, the following terms shall have
the meaning respectively ascribed to them by this section: (1) ACCOMMODATIONS. Any hotel or
motel room, condominium, or cooperative unit, cabin, lodge, apartment, or any other private
or commercial structure designed for occupancy by one or more individuals or any recreational
vehicle campsite or campground. (2) BUSINESS ENTITY. Any individual, corporation, firm, association,
joint venture, partnership, trust, estate, business trust, syndicate, fiduciary, and any other
group or combination which engages in acts or practices in any trade or commerce. (3) CONTRACT.
Any contract, promissory note, credit agreement, negotiable instrument, lease, use agreement,
license, security, or other muniment conferring on the purchaser the rights, benefits, and
obligations of a vacation time-sharing plan. (4) COMMISSION. The Alabama Real Estate Commission.
(5) COMMISSIONER. A member of the Alabama Real Estate...
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35-8-9
Section 35-8-9 Duties and responsibilities of association for administration and management
of property. The association provided for by the declaration shall be responsible for the
administration and management of the condominium property in accordance with this chapter,
the declaration, and the bylaws. The association may be incorporated or unincorporated. All
unit owners will be stockholders or members. Unless otherwise provided in the declaration,
the association, acting through its officers or governing board, shall have the powers enumerated
below: (1) The association may maintain, repair, replace, clean, and sanitize the common and
limited common elements. (2) The association may assess and collect funds and may pay for
common expenses and limited common expenses out of such funds as are appropriate. (3) In addition
to the enforcement of the covenants and restrictions concerning use, occupancy, and transfer
of units which are included in the declaration pursuant to section...
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