· 6/4/1990
Crabtree ex rel. Crabtree v. Muchmore
Citations
- 904 F.2d 1475
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- noting that the board's discretion was limited only by a general \reasonableness\ requirement, not a substantive standard
- noting that the board’s discretion was limited only by a general ‘‘reasonableness’’ requirement, not a substantive standard
- noting that the board’s discretion was limited only by a general “reasonableness” requirement, not a substantive standard
- noting that the board’s discretion was limited only by a general ‘‘reasonableness’’ requirement, not a substantive standard
- noting that the right to a hearing in and of itself, even with the guidance of the Golden factors, does not create an interest protected by the Fourteenth Amendment
- holding the requirement that a city’s zoning decisions be reasonable and based upon legally determined factors was insufficient to confer upon an applicant for a zoning change a legitimate entitlement to a zoning change
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Judges: Barrett, Logan, Seymour
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