Lane Ranch Partnership v. City of Sun Valley

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• “Where the language is unambiguous, the clearly expressed intent of the legislative body must be given effect, and there is no occasion for a court to construe the language.”
• “[R]eview and approval [of an application for private road construction] does not grant the ability to arbitrarily apply irrelevant ordinance sections. Had the City intended to require Title 9 (design review) or Title 10 (subdivision approval

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