Petitions to restrict location of city hall and of commercial development concern administrative, not legislative, functions and are not subject to referendum

About 90 percent of the city is zoned for residential use; 5.6 percent is zoned commercial and 4.3 percent is zoned for public purposes. When the city began to explore locations for a new city hall, residents objected to the use of the Shawnee Indian Mission Historic Site or property within one-quar...

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Published inPlanning & Environmental Law Vol. 61; no. 10; p. 15
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Chicago Taylor & Francis Ltd 01.10.2009
Subjects
Historic buildings & sites
Industrial development
Referendums
State court decisions
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Summary:About 90 percent of the city is zoned for residential use; 5.6 percent is zoned commercial and 4.3 percent is zoned for public purposes. When the city began to explore locations for a new city hall, residents objected to the use of the Shawnee Indian Mission Historic Site or property within one-quarter mile of a particular intersection.
ISSN:1548-0755
1556-8601