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· 12/17/1981

Honn v. City of Coon Rapids

Citations

  • 313 N.W.2d 409
  • 1981 Minn. LEXIS 1526

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the “traditional standard of review” for certio-rari review of quasi-judicial decisions is “whether the evidence provides a substantial basis for the decision”
  • concluding that certiorari was not the proper procedure to address a city’s rezoning decision because “rezoning involves a legislative determination”
  • noting that the arbitrariness inquiry in quasi-judicial actions focuses on whether the government action is in accord with the local ordinance
  • noting that the arbitrariness inquiry in quasi-judicial actions focuses on whether the government action is in accord with the local ordinance
  • stating that in legislative zoning decisions, a city considers a \a wide range of value judgments” and the \inquiry focuses on whether the proposed use promotes the public welfare”
  • stating that in legislative zoning decisions, a city considers a \a wide range of value judgments\ and the \inquiry focuses on whether the proposed use promotes the public welfare\

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Judges: Simonett, Sheran

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