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· 2/24/1955

Water Works Board of City of Birmingham v. Stephens

Citations

  • 78 So. 2d 267
  • 262 Ala. 203
  • 1955 Ala. LEXIS 416

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  • holding that a city's water works board's proposal to construct and operate a water tank was subject to the city's zoning ordinance because supplying water service to the public for compensation was a propriety function
  • \The city water works board is a corporation organized by law to perform that undertaking [supplying water service] as an agency of the city.\
  • \The city water works board is a corporation organized by law to perform that undertaking [supplying water service] as an agency of the city.\
  • the use of a large water-supply tank was proprietary and subject to zoning regulations
  • the use of a large water-supply tank was proprietary and subject to zoning regulations

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Judges: Per Curiam

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