Summary
Trenton is trying to buy back a public street that accidentally ended up in private hands, but the owner is rejecting the city's lowball offer. It's a messy ownership mix-up that needs to be sorted out so the public road stays accessible.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers might have to shell out more cash than the city originally planned if they want to meet the owner's demands and buy the street back.
The private property owner benefits by leveraging their ownership to potentially secure a higher payout from the city.
Local drivers and residents are stuck in the middle of a bureaucratic blunder that could delay fixing or using their neighborhood street.
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