Trail Enterprises, Inc. v. City of Houston

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• holding that original ordinance was a valid exercise of the police power as a matter of law
• holding that original ordinance was a valid exercise of the police power as a matter of law
• holding that ordinance prohibiting drilling in watershed area did not violate appellant’s substantive due process rights where it was reasonably related to legitimate state interest of protecting City’s water supply
• holding that ordinance prohibiting drilling in watershed area did not violate appellant’s substantive due process rights where it was reasonably related to legitimate state interest of protecting City’s water supply
• reasoning that inverse condemnation claim accrued for limitations defense when city passed ordinance

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