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AICP Law

DescriptionCase
Ok to have adequate public facilities ordinance Golden v Planning Board of Ramapo
Ok to have Building permit quotas Cosntruction Industry of Sonoma v city of Petaluma
Ok to have moratoria Associated Home builders of Greater E. Bay v City of Livermore
OK to regulate building height Welch v Swasey
OK to have setback regs Eubank v City of Richmond
OK to regulate for LU Hadacheck v Sebastian
Zoning is a valid exercise of police power Euclid v Ambler
Zoning must have a valid public purpose Nectow v Cambridge
Can regulate signs for aesthetics Members of City Council v Taxpayers for Vincent
Can't regulate content (commercial and non commercial treated the same) Metromedia v City of San Diego
Ok to regulate secondary effects (time, place, manner restrictions) City of Renton v Playtime Theaters
OK to decentralize SOB Young v American Mini Theaters
Historic Preservation is a valid exercise of police power US v Gettysburg Electric Railway
Aesthetics is a valid exercise of police power Berman v Parker
If a regulation goes too far it could be a taking Penn Coal v Mahon
A regulation could be a taking once you consider the diminuation in value, interference with investment backed expectations and the character of the goverment actions Penn Central v city of New York
A physical occupation is a taking Loretto v Teleprompter Manhatten
If a property is unuseable for a period of time it could be a taking First English Evangelical Lutheran Church of Glendale v County of LA
Some state interests might be higher than others - the regulation must be justified by the public interest Keystone Bitmus Coal v DeBenedictus
Upheld right to zone property at low density, not a taking Agins v City of Tiburon
Exactions must be reasonably related to development Nollan v Californoa Coastal commission
Must be a Rational Nexus (Rough Proportionality) between development and exaction Dolan v City of Tigard
A total diminuation in value is a taking Lucas v S. Carolina coastal commission
A takings claim for TDR isn;t ripe until you try to sell Suitum v Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
Moratoria is not a taking TAhoe-Sierra Preservation Council v Tahoe RPA
economic development is a valid public purpose KELO
can regulate lifestyle (unrelated individuals living together) Village of Belle Terre v Boarra
not ok for zoning to be racially motivated, and for the ultimate effect to be discriminatory Village of Arlington Heights v Metropolitan Housing Devlopment Co.
created the model for fair share housing S. Burlington NAACP v Mount Laurel
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