Thompson v. PLANNING COM'N

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• hardship may not be found unless there is a showing that under present zoning no reasonable use can be made of property
• hardship may not be found unless there is a showing that under present zoning no reasonable use can be made of property
• hardship may not be found unless there is a showing that under present zoning no reasonable use can be made of property
• hardship necessary to obtain a variance may not be present unless there is a showing that no reasonable use can be made of the property without the variance
• hardship necessary to obtain zoning variance may not be found unless there is showing that under present zoning no reasonable use can be made of property, and self-created hardship cannot constitute basis for zoning variance
• where calculation of damages is speculative, legal remedy is inadequate

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