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Actually, Age, it's GOOD~! They should never have been allowed to build on public rights of way in the first place. Look at it this way--you own a house on a corner. People keep cutting across your lawn. If you permit it for a certain number of years, it becomes a public right of way. If you then put up a fence, you'd be breaking the law. The builders of these properties broke the law. The law is now correcting the situation. I DO believe in the right to own private property, but not land set aside for the people BEFORE someone tries to build on it. You can't build a private home in a park, in the middle of the freeway, or on a public right of way. Where were the attorneys for these multi-millionaires when they examined the titles for them? The search should have shown the rights of way.