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· 4/30/1990

Palermo Land Co. v. Planning Com'n of Calcasieu Parish

Citations

  • 561 So. 2d 482
  • 1990 WL 55836

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the appellate court “erred in its failure to apply [the] presumption and thereby place upon plaintiffs the burden of proving a lack of relation between the rezoning at issue and the welfare of the . . . community.”
  • “If it appears appropriate and well-founded concerns for the public could have been the motivation for the zoning ordinance, it will be upheld.”
  • again refusing to adopt the \change or mistake\ rule, the Louisiana Supreme Court noted that it had been rejected in the majority of jurisdictions which have considered it
  • again refusing to adopt the \change or mistake\ rule, the Louisiana Supreme Court noted that it had been rejected in the majority of jurisdictions which have considered it
  • when the property of a zoning decision is debatable, it will be upheld

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Judges: Cole

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