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Cizek v. Concerned Citizens of Eagle River Valley, Inc.

Supreme Court of Alaska
Feb 1, 2002
41 P.3d 140 (Alaska 2002)

Summary

noting that nonconforming uses are disfavored and should be terminated as quickly as possible "because those uses frustrate a local government's implementation of consistent and logical land use planning"

Summary of this case from Griswold v. City of Homer

Opinion

No. S-9574.

February 1, 2002.


Petition for Rehearing Granted in part and Denied in part. Opinion No. 5528 is Withdrawn and Replaced by Opinion No. 5584, June 14, 2002.


Summaries of

Cizek v. Concerned Citizens of Eagle River Valley, Inc.

Supreme Court of Alaska
Feb 1, 2002
41 P.3d 140 (Alaska 2002)

noting that nonconforming uses are disfavored and should be terminated as quickly as possible "because those uses frustrate a local government's implementation of consistent and logical land use planning"

Summary of this case from Griswold v. City of Homer
Case details for

Cizek v. Concerned Citizens of Eagle River Valley, Inc.

Case Details

Full title:Jennifer CIZEK and Joseph Cizek, Appellants v. CONCERNED CITIZENS OF EAGLE…

Court:Supreme Court of Alaska

Date published: Feb 1, 2002

Citations

41 P.3d 140 (Alaska 2002)

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