· 8/4/1983
Westgate Families v. County Clerk of the Inc. County of Los Alamos
Citations
- 667 P.2d 453
- 100 N.M. 146
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- noting that Supreme Court construes each part of an act in connection with every other part so as to produce harmonious whole
- because the New Mexico Zoning Enabling Act expressly provides for zoning by representative bodies, it denies an exercise of zoning power by referendum
- “If the facts of a case are not in dispute, but only the legal effect of the facts is presented for determination, then summary judgment may be properly granted.”
- legislative power to rezone property is derived from the state and state statutes mandating zoning by adoption of a municipal ordinance precluded a home rule municipality from varying the statutory procedure by allowing a referendum on a rezoning ordinance
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Judges: Riordan, Payne, Sosa
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