When zoning enforcement goes too far
When does a community go too far in enforcing its zoning ordinances? A recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision answered this question in a recent
January 17, 2016
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When does a community go too far in enforcing its zoning ordinances? A recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision answered this question in a recent
Local governments are mistreating churches across the country. The latest example of this wave of discrimination is making headlines in Elkins, West Virginia, a town
In the recently published case, Save Our Big Trees v. City of Santa Cruz, (Cal. 6th App. Div., Pub. 10/23/ 15, the Court address the
Can you imagine an American town where people have no place to worship? If not for RLUIPA, a little known law celebrating its 15th
Last week, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania largely ruled in favor of a local Islamic group that sued a local municipality for refusing to allow
Property owners in California who seek to develop, redevelop, or object to the development of land need to take into consideration the implications of the
Zoning, by its very nature, involves separating different types of uses of land. Most communities separate the uses of land by grouping residential uses in
Dalton & Tomich PLC's religious land use practice continues to grow and expand. We are currently representing two new clients: the Vineyard Church in South
Last week, Zana Tomich wrote about the exciting new stores and restaurants in the City of Detroit and the five things you need to know
This month, we were fortunate to have an article concerning Riparian Rights published in Terra Firma, a publication of the Realtors Land Institute. See, https://www.rliland.com/terra-firma-for-members?servId=3900.
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