Arkansas § 14-298-122 Opening or altering roads in counties voting for road tax - Notice by actions

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§ 14-298-122 — Opening or altering roads in counties voting for road tax - Notice by actions

Arkansas § 14-298-122

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Ark. Code Ann. § 14-298-122 (2026).

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(a)The purpose of this section is to establish a rule defining what actions have supplied the requisite notice to affected landowners of the condemnation of their property by county court orders effected pursuant to § 14-298-121 .

(b)Entry and notice shall mean:

(1)Any construction work performed on a road, street, or highway where the right-of-way thereof condemned by the county court is on a new location was entry and was notice of the existence of the condemnation order, from the date of performance of the work, to the person owning, prior to the court order, the property entered upon;

(2)Where the right-of-way condemned by a county court order included an existing road, street, or highway, construction work on the right-of-way which was more than the mere resurfacing or recondition

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(a) The purpose of this section is to establish a rule defining what actions have supplied the requisite notice to affected landowners of the condemnation of their property by county court orders effected pursuant to § 14-298-121 . (b) Entry and notice shall mean: (1) Any construction work performed on a road, street, or highway where the right-of-way thereof condemned by the county court is on a new location was entry and was notice of the existence of the condemnation order, from the date of performance of the work, to the person owning, prior to the court order, the property entered upon; (2) Where the right-of-way condemned by a county court order included an existing road, street, or highway, construction work on the right-of-way which was more than the mere resurfacing or reconditioning of the existing road, street, or highway, was entry and was notice of the existence of the condemnation order to the person owning, prior to the court order, the property entered upon.