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· 4/19/1993

Jafay v. Board of County Commissioners

Citations

  • 848 P.2d 892
  • 1993 WL 59314

How courts have described this case

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  • determining that a county zoning amendment was quasi-legislative despite the appellant’s allegations of unique, individualized impacts
  • zoning regulations were quasi-legislative in part because they did “not apply only to one site, and only to particular parties involved in the litigation”
  • issue central to a taking inquiry claim is whether the governmental regulation as applied to the aggrieved landowner's property forecloses all reasonable use of that property
  • compliance with the procedures in section 30-28-116 satisfies due process

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Judges: Gorsuch

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