compulsory purchase order造句

After the Second World War, Croydon's severe housing shortage prompted the Council to make a compulsory purchase order on the golf course.
The owner has the right to object to the compulsory purchase order, after which the government must decide whether to buy the property.
The whole Olympic Park site was proposed to be secured under a Compulsory Purchase Order ( CPO ) by the London Development Agency.
In 2005, the cottages became part of a compulsory purchase order for the Games, giving rise to speculation that the building may be demolished.
In February 2013 the last remaining residents on the estate appeared at a public inquiry into the Compulsory Purchase Order issued on their homes.
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The Compulsory Purchase Order ( CPO ) and Environmental Impact Statement ( EIS ) for the route was expected to be published in 2006.
The site was acquired by Compulsory Purchase Order in 2005, and the Church was rebuilt nearby in Chaucer Street with the compensation it received.
The Reverend Wilkie succeeded in restarting the school after the war, although he had to fight off a compulsory purchase order in the process.
The land was acquired by the corporation of Leicester for housing development purposes for ?0, 500 by compulsory purchase order in the early 1950s.
In August 2014, High Court ruling reduced the period for which compulsory purchase order notices could be issued from seven years to 18 months.
The full decision rejecting the Planning Application and the Compulsory Purchase Order was issued on the 31 July 2008 and the 6 August 2008.
To assist regeneration by preventing speculative purchase of land the North West Development Agency made a compulsory purchase order of land in the area.
The Trump Organization at one point threatened to try to use a compulsory purchase order to forcibly remove him and his family from their land.
The Compulsory Purchase Order was confirmed in July 2013 amid reports that the remaining residents were being forced to relocate to the outskirts of London.
It served as a bingo hall until 1987, before being purchased by Wealden District Council using a Compulsory Purchase Order, after its owners fell into receivership.