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| Welch swasey | 1909 building height
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| Eubank v city of richmond | 1912 setbacks
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| Hadacheck v sebastian | 1915 land use location regulation
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| Village of Euclid v ambler realty | 1926 zoning is proper use of police power, based on nuisance
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| Nectow v city of cambridge | 1928 zoning denied, requires valid public purpose e.g. health safety morals public welfare (rational basis test)
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| Golden v ramapo | 1972 upheld growth mange mentioned system based on points-based evaluation of proposals (using infrastructure)
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| Construction industry of Sonoma County v petaluma | 1975 upheld quotas on annual building permits
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| Home builders of greater east bay v city of livermore | 1976 upheld temporary moratorium on building permits
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| Brandt revocable trust v united states | 2013 railway easements revert to owner when abandoned
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| Massachusetts v EPA | 2006 epa must justify why they would not regulate GHGs
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| Rapanos v US | 2006 army core of engineers must determine nexus between wetland and navigable waterway
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| SD Warren v Maine EPA | 2006 hydro dams are subject to clean water act
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| Texas dept of housing and communityaffairs v inclusive community project | 2015 something about fair housing act, disparate impact, and inadvertent relegating minorities to poor areas
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| Young v American mini theatres | 1976 upheld zoning that decentralized adult biz in detroit
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| Metro media v San diego | 1981 commercial and non comm speech, can't ban, off premises signs
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| City council v taxpayers for vincent | 1984 a aesthetic sign regs okay, just not content
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| Renton v playtime theatres | 1986 Can't entirely restrict adult biz, but can control time place etc, and don't have to guarantee land
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| Religious land use and institutionalized persons act | 2000 can't impose burden on religious assembly
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| Reed v Gilbert arizona | 2014 signage for church in a school, town could not restrict
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| US v Gettysburg electric railway co | 1896 acquisition of battlefield was valid public purpose, historic preservation
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| Penn coal v mahon | 1922 regs went too far = taking
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| Berman v parker | 1954 aesthetics is valid public purpose
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| Fred french v cit of new york | 1976 denied a regular requiring a park in a development, leaving no income producing use
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| Penn central v city of new york | 1978 grand central, landmark preservation law, not a taking. Taking based on diminution of value, investment backed expectations
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| Agins v city of tiburon | 1980 upheld right to zone low density. Owners had 5 acres and sued for more density e.g. taking / compensation
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| Loretto v teleprompter | 1982 physical occupation is a taking. Cable company installed cables to serve tenants = occupation
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| Lutheran Church of Glendale v county of LA | 1987 making property unusable for a short time = taking
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| Keystone bituminous coal v debenedictus | 1987 act protecting homes against subsidence, must leave 50% of coal, is not a taking
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| FCC v Florida power | 1987 regulation of rent for cable use of telephone pole is not a taking.
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| Nollan v California coastal commission | 1987 involved public access to beach, required exactions to be reasonably related to development
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| Lucas v south Carolina coastal commission |
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| 1992 there is a taking if there is a total reduction in value.
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| Dolan v tigard | 1994 must be rational nexus between exactions and development. Rough proportionality test created.
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| Suitum v Tahoe rpa | 1997 owner does not need to attempt to sell in order to sue for a taking
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| Monterey v del montessori dunes | 1999 city had to pay developer for denying approval for a probject that that was in compliance with comp plan and zoning
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| Palazzolo v Rhode island | 2001 a claimant does not waive his right to challenge a regulation as an uncompensated taking by purchasing property after the enactment of the regulation
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| Tahoe Sierra preservation council v Tahoe rpa | 2002 development moratorium while developing a comp plan is not a taking
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| Lingle v chevron | 2005 regulation is a taking if it does not substantially advance state interests
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| Rancho Palos v abrams | 2005 something about telecommunications act
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| Kelo v city of new london | 2005 ec development is valid use of eminent domain
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| Stop the beach renourishment v Florida dept of environmental protection | 2009 submerged lands to be filled by state was not a taking from waterfront property owners
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| Koontz v st johns river water mgmt | 2012 a taking for requiring mitigation work and land dedication before approving permit
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| Munn v Illinois | 1876 allowed public regulation of private business in the public interest. Price regulation not a taking or violation of due process
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| Belle terre v boaraas | 1974 extended the concept of zoning to include a desire for certain types of lifestyles.. reg prohibited more than two unrelated individuals from living together
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| Village of Arlington Heights v metropolitan housing development corp | 1977 related to racially discriminationatory zoning when village denied upzoning from single to multifamily
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| Southern burlington county naacp v township of mount laurel | 1975 exclusionary zoning, required town to open doors to other income levels
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| City of Boerne v flores | 1997 challenged religious freedom restoration act, regarding expansion of church in texas. Court found that Act exceeded congressional powers.
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