Canadian Connection v. New Prairie Township

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• holding valid a township ordinance imposing setback requirements on animal feedlots where the ordinance was intended to prevent odor pollution
• defining the subject matter of a setback ordinance as regulation of odors, not regulation of pollution, which would be preempted by the state
• upholding a city setback ordinance as not in conflict with a statutory odor-management plan, although both applied to animal feedlots, because the two \address[ed] separate and distinct aspects of feedlot odor\ and could be reconciled

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