Radcliffe College v. City of Cambridge

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• zoning bylaws that required a college to use some of the land it owned to provide parking spaces in conjunction with the construction of a library did not unlawfully limit “the use of [the] land for. . . educational purpose[s]” under G. L. c. 40A, § 2
• off-street parking requirement that did not prohibit educational use, held valid

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