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• CHAPTER 15 <br /> The purchase of property with the proceeds of industrial revenue bonds does <br /> not constitute an acquisition that would require payment of relocation <br /> benefits.Also,utilities forced to move from a right-of-way do not qualify for <br /> relocation benefits. <br /> Mmn.stat.§ 117.085. In both acquisitions by purchase and by eminent domain,the owner is <br /> Minn.stat.§ 117.232. entitled to reimbursement for appraisal fees (not to exceed$1,500) if the <br /> owner is otherwise entitled to reimbursement under federal law.The city, as <br /> Minn.stat.,§ 117.50 to 112.50. purchaser,must inform the owner of the right, if any, to reimbursement for <br /> appraisal fees,together with relocation costs,moving costs,and any other <br /> related expenses the owner is entitled to under federal law. <br /> XX. How this chapter applies to <br /> home rule charter cities <br /> Land use control ordinances apply to charter cities as well as to statutory <br /> cities. If a charter contains conflicting provisions,refer to the chapter on the <br /> home rule charter city. For the most part,Minnesota land use law governs <br /> home rule charter cities just as it does statutory cities. In the metropolitan <br /> area, both the Municipal Planning Act and the Metropolitan Land Planning <br /> •} Act apply to home rule charter cities. <br /> f Nordmarken r• City ofRichfleld, The Municipal Planning Act and the Metropolitan Land Planning Act occupy <br /> 641 N W.2d 343(Minn Ct the field of the process by which municipal land use laws are finally <br /> App.2002). <br /> approved or disapproved, and pre-empt the power of referendum reserved in <br /> a city's home rule charter. <br /> Some charters contain provisions for the acquisition and disposition of real <br /> property. The statutes do not give directions for charter cities to follow, <br /> absent charter provisions. <br /> HANDBOOK FOR MINNESOTA CITIES 15-45 <br /> This chapter last revised 12/15/2004 <br />