Ad + Soil, Inc. v. County Commissioners

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• holding that state-issued permits and guidelines for sludge disposal did not preempt local zoning restrictions
• holding that state-issued permits and guidelines for sludge disposal did not preempt local zoning restrictions
• holding that “the relevant body of state law [did] indeed regulate many aspects of sewage sludge utilization” but was not “so comprehensive that the acceptance of the doctrine of pre-emption by occupation is compelled.”
• holding that \the relevant body of state law [did] indeed regulate many aspects of sewage sludge utilization\ but was not \so comprehensive that the acceptance of the doctrine of pre-emption by occupation is compelled.\
• finding that the zoning ordinance in question did not conflict irreconcilably with state law
• refusing to apply amended statute in effect July 1, 1984, because the state permit was issued before that date

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