Ex Parte Carlos Antonio Cordova Juarez v. .

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• holding ordinance regulating boat docking and launching was not a zoning ordinance because it regulated an activity, and not the use of land and buildings according to districts
• holding ordinance regulating boat docking and launching was not a zoning ordinance because it regulated an activity, and not the use of land and buildings according to districts
• permitting Bloomfield Township to regulate boat docking and launching on inland lakes under the township’s police power
• permitting Bloomfield Township to regulate boat docking and launching on inland lakes under the township’s police power
• “A zoning ordinance is defined as an ordinance which regulates the use of land and buildings according to districts, areas, or locations.”
• ordinance is not a zoning ordinance if it only regulates \activities\ on land, rather than use of land according to districts

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).