Shopping Districts
Shopping Districts
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It has often been done half heartedly, but even at that, the regulations included in our zoning laws are a tremendous inroad on legal pre judices. That laws could ever so openly violate the sacredness of vested property rights as to definitely state to what use property can be put, is even today hardly conceivable to some legal minds.
*I Public safety, health, and welfare demanded these laws. The United States Supreme Court in the famous Euclid, Ohio, case stated that laws of this type would ha...ve been ruled unconstitutional fifty years ago. Today these laws are nearly taken for granted.
*I Zoning regulations give owners of residential and busi ness property a certain protection from overcrowding, a certain amount of protection against noise, bad odors, and fumes, a slight protection from being placed in the shadow of tall neighboring buildings. The senses of hear ing and smell are taken care of to a degree; the sense of sight is left out of the picture. Just why a city should protect its citizens from bad odors or bad noises any more than from bad views is not very clear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has often been done half heartedly, but even at that, the regulations included in our zoning laws are a tremendous inroad on legal pre judices. That laws could ever so openly violate the sacredness of vested property rights as to definitely state to what use property can be put, is even today hardly conceivable to some legal minds.
*I Public safety, health, and welfare demanded these laws. The United States Supreme Court in the famous Euclid, Ohio, case stated that laws of this type would ha...ve been ruled unconstitutional fifty years ago. Today these laws are nearly taken for granted.
*I Zoning regulations give owners of residential and busi ness property a certain protection from overcrowding, a certain amount of protection against noise, bad odors, and fumes, a slight protection from being placed in the shadow of tall neighboring buildings. The senses of hear ing and smell are taken care of to a degree; the sense of sight is left out of the picture. Just why a city should protect its citizens from bad odors or bad noises any more than from bad views is not very clear.
What to read after Shopping Districts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S R Deboer to read onlineMoreLess
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