Warren v. MARION COUNTY

How courts have described this case

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• holding that building code regulations, involving less serious restrictions upon the property owners’ use, were not zoning issues
• agency has such implied powers as are necessary to carry out the powers expressly granted
• “The restriction [of Article IV, section 20,] was intended to assure those who could not examine the body of the act itself that the act did not deal with more than its title disclosed.”
• “the important consideration is * * * whether the procedure established for the exercise of the power furnishes adequate safeguards to those who are affected by the administrative action”
• agency has implied powers as are necessary to carry out the powers expressly granted
• delegation to the county to develop a building code held valid because the building code provided objective criteria to be applied by an inspector, and the statute required availability of an administrative-level appeal of an inspector’s actions

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).