§ 33-19-106 — Screening; relocation or removal of junkyards; condemnation proceedings

(a) If considered feasible by the commission, any junkyard
in existence on the effective date of this act which is located
within one thousand (1,000) feet of the nearest edge of the
right-of-way of the interstate or primary systems and is visible
from the main traveled way of the interstate or primary systems
shall be screened by the commission. The screening shall be at
locations on the right-of-way or in areas outside the
right-of-way acquired for the purpose, so that the junkyard is
not visible from the main traveled way of the interstate or
primary systems.
(b) When the commission determines that the topography of
the land adjoining the interstate or primary systems will not
permit adequate screening of such junkyards, or that the
screening would not be economically feasible, the commission may
require the relocation, removal or disposal of the junk and
junkyard by negotiation or condemnation. When the commission
determines that it is in the best interests of the state, it may
acquire such land or interest in land as necessary to provide
adequate screening of the junkyards.
(c) Damages resulting from any taking of property in
eminent domain shall include, but not be limited to acquisition
costs, leasehold value and moving costs.