Per Curiam.
Appellant, Director of Highways, argues that there was not such an interference with appellees' right of access to a public highway as to be a compensable taking, and that the alteration and improvement of existing Route 422 on property which is subject to a perpetual easement for highway purposes is not an added burden on that property for which compensation must be awarded.
In this case, the easement continues to be used for the same purposes...
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