Power has its price, affluence its responsibilities. We cannot live alone. We are part of communities even if we do not much like them. And land is the blood and bone of community. In different ways every owner must expect restrictions if that blood and bone is not to be severed and drained and splintered way.
Every parcel is imbued with some part of the public trust.
Every land owner must at some moment acknowledge that no man, and no lot, is an island. At this moment you may wonder whether I exaggerate. When Lincoln freed the slaves, he did not pay for them, and that was a taking. The land-owning programs of the federal government fit very well into the ongoing building of socialism in the United States. Without the requirement of compensation, there would be no true property rights.