We have the same zoning laws that are in many other places around the country. There is an appeals process that we go through, and there is a three-step process under this particular legislation: You have to be denied. You have to then appeal. You have to go a third level. And if you lose at all of those, then the owner has the option to go to either State court or Federal court under this legislation, which seems perfectly reasonable.
Steve Chabot: “We have the same zoning laws that are in many other places around the country. There is an appeals process that we go…”
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Discussing zoning laws and the appeals process in relation to specific legislation.
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