City of San Antonio v. TPLP Office Park Properties

How courts have described this case

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• holding that city’s legitimate interest in separating commercial traffic from residential neighborhood by closing private business’s driveway access to public street both for safety and to improve residents’ “quality of life” passed rational-basis review
• noting that Substantive Due Process applies to government actions as well as to statutes enacted by a governmental entity
• “Closing an access point and merely causing diversion of traffic or circuity of travel does not result in a compensable taking.”
• finding reduction in lease rates resulting from traffic being required to travel more circuitous route to access business park non- compensable
• discussing requirement under substantive due process that City’s exercise of the police power cannot be arbitrary and unreasonable
• discussing requirement under substantive due process that City’s exercise of the police power cannot be arbitrary and unreasonable

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