Based on Article 9 of Law No. 2 of 2012 concerning Land Acquisition for Development in the Public Interest, land acquisition must balance development interests with community interests, which is implemented through the provision of appropriate and fair compensation. Economic growth requires infrastructure, with land as a key element. However, limited state land requires the government to engage with landowners in the land acquisition process. In practice, disputes arise from differing perceptions of land value between the Land Acquisition and Land Management Team (P2T) and the community, primarily due to the NJOP (Value-Based Land Value) being lower than market value, despite an assessment conducted by the Public Service Agency (KJPP). This issue arose during the construction of Section 1 of the Padang Tiji-Seulimeum Toll Road. Therefore, a more open and transparent land acquisition process with active community involvement is needed, prioritizing effective communication to reach a fair compensation agreement and reduce the potential for disputes.