Srail v. Village of Lisle, Ill.

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• granting summary judgment to defendants where plaintiffs failed to raise genuine issue of material fact with respect' to similarly situated comparators
• rejecting class-of-one challenge to village’s “subjective and individualized” decision not to extend water services
• describing the standard for rational basis review as whether there is any conceivable basis for the state action
• applying Engquist to a municipality's 'subjective and individualized assessment' to extend municipal water to some communities but not others
• applying Engquist to a municipality’s “subjective and individualized assessment” to extend municipal water to some communities but not others
• approving cost concerns as a rational basis for a municipality’s refusal to extend its water system to a subdi- vision

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