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· 7/26/2002

Wakeland v. City of Urbana Modified on Denial of Rehearing

Citations

  • 333 Ill. App. 3d 1131
  • 776 N.E.2d 1194

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  • “Like any legislation, zoning ordinances can be amended, and one buys land with that understanding”
  • ALike any legislation, zoning ordinances can be amended, and one buys land with that understanding.@
  • “We are aware of no case holding that a city must designate houses on a street as historical landmarks before passing a zoning ordinance protecting the historical appearance or ambience of the street”
  • “We are aware of no case holding that a city must designate houses on a street as historical landmarks before passing a zoning ordinance protecting the historical appearance or ambiance of the street”
  • \We are aware of no case holding that a city must designate houses on a street as historical landmarks before passing a zoning ordinance protecting the historical appearance or ambiance of the street\
  • \We are aware of no case holding that a city must designate houses -10- No. 2--05--1180 on a street as historical landmarks before passing a zoning ordinance protecting the historical appearance or ambiance of the street\

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Judges: Appleton

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