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    Cleveland: Bishop, mayor discuss future of churches to be closed
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    He said when he administered the closing of churches in his previous diocese in Boston, no city used eminent domain. "This is one of the examples of how eminent domain can be used in a very constructive way for the purposes of historic and cultural preservation" Kucinich told WKYC. He said the city and ethnic or cultural groups could work together with the diocese to acquired closed church properties. Full Article at WKYC | Cleveland, OH
    This is one of the examples of how eminent domain can be used in a very constructive way for the purposes of historic and cultural preservation
    Dennis Kucinich – Dennis Kucinich SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
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Cleveland: Bishop, mayor discuss future of churches to be closed
  1. I think it's a very complex question about the use of property in our city today and no one answer is going to solve the issue
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  2. So much of the use of the property really needs to focus on what is going to enhance the quality of the life for the people
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  3. I fully recognize what the Congressman wants to do is preserve those facilities in a way that can be used by the community
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  4. The city has an abiding interest to see that those institutions are not destroyed, and that's the spirit in which I move forward
    Dennis Kucinich – Dennis Kucinich SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  5. So, even though we may leave a piece of property, we are looking for the best use for the people in that area and I think that is really where the discussion has to be, on that level.
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  6. and that is to see what is the best way we can have these facilities be an asset to the community.
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  7. I happen to agree with that, but I also have tremendous respect for the Bishop and the diocese.
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago
  8. I'm not going to say what we're going to do. I'm just going to say I have great respect for the Bishop and the diocese and I'm pretty sure that their intent is the same as ours
    SOURCE: WKYC | Cleveland, OH 2 months ago

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