Michalek v. Village of Midlothian

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• where opinions may differ with regard to the reasonableness of the existing zoning classifications, the legislative judgment becomes conclusive
• where opinions may differ with regard to the reasonableness of the existing zoning classifications, the legislative judgment becomes conclusive
• despite absence of formal comprehensive plan, court considered other elements of municipal planning, such as village’s official map, specifications for street construction and paving, zoning ordinances, and subdivision control ordinances
• despite absence of formal comprehensive plan, court considered other elements of municipal planning, such as village's official map, specifications for street construction and paving, zoning ordinances, and subdivision control ordinances

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