State ex rel. Boggs v. City of Cleveland

Ohio Supreme Court held residents who claimed noise and vibrations from Cleveland’s airport made their home unlivable could sue Cleveland for compensation for a taking, even though they reside outside city boundaries. Although Ohio’s home-rule clause has been interpreted to bar a municipality from using eminent domain beyond its limits, the court ruled the city is still subject to a separate state constitutional duty to pay compensation when its actions amount to a taking, even if extraterritorial.