can zoning ordinances be legally enforced?
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Zoning laws are almost always enacted and enforced by local, and not statewide or nationwide, authorities. City governments, town governments, village governments and the like are merely functions of the state government.
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The Law In Ohio Ohio courts have determined that restrictive covenants are enforceable if the terms are reasonable and necessary to protect certain business interests of the employer such as customer lists and trade secrets.
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If the zoning on a parcel of land is inconsistent with the use the land owner desires, the owner may apply to the local jurisdiction for a change of zoning. Each jurisdiction has its own rules and regulations.
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The Ontario Court of Appeal, has pronounced restrictive covenants as enforceable only in “exceptional” circumstances[1]. A restrictive covenant will not be enforced where a non-solicit clause will be sufficient to protect a company's interest.
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Municipal Violations Are Not Felonies Or Misdemeanors One key difference between state laws and municipal ordinances is the fact that municipal ordinances are not charged as misdemeanors or felonies. While you may be facing what appears to be a felony charge, in reality, it is not.
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The agriculture zoning is all about protecting the property or land from non-farm area uses. Residential, on the other hand, is marking the park on a designated land right map.
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Most local ordinances include "quiet times." A typical ordinance prohibits loud noises between 11 p.m. and 7 or 8 a.m. on weekdays and 11 p.m. or midnight until 8 to 10 a.m. on Sundays and holidays.
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Zoning allows local governments to regulate which areas under their jurisdiction may have real estate or land used for particular purposes. Examples of zoning classifications include residential, commercial, agricultural, industrial, or hotel/hospitality, among other more specific designations.
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With many 19th and 20th century Victorian-style buildings, Wauwatosa is known as the "city of homes." In 1931, Wauwatosa became the second city in the state to adopt a zoning ordinance.
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['Zoning can protect and enhance property values.', 'Zoning can help to implement the community goals and objectives of a comprehensive plan.', 'Zoning can conserve existing neighborhoods.', 'Zoning can preserve existing structures.', 'Zoning can prevent the mixing of incompatible land uses (such as erotic dance clubs and schools).']
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The council can also pass Bye-Laws when it is in the interests of the common good of the community that an activity should be regulated or controlled. It also has the power to make Bye-Laws to prevent or stop any nuisance in the area.
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If it is causing an obstruction on the road you can call your local authority and have it towed. The Highway Code does say “Do not stop or park in front of an entrance to a property” in rule 243 but this is purely advisory. If it said “Must not…” then it would be against the law.
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As I noted in my comment above, most municipalities in Canada don't have by-laws on this matter because there is no need: gated communities are rare in Canada, and most municipalities don't have legislation because they don't need it.
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A general law city has exclusive control over its city streets, and private citizens cannot restrict access to public roads; therefore, all roads in a gated community must be private roads. The city can sell public streets to private interests by following certain procedures.
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Gated Communities, Private Roads and Public Services: a Practical Guide. A general law city has exclusive control over its city streets, and private citizens cannot restrict access to public roads; therefore, all roads in a gated community must be private roads.
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An effective law must be enforceable. That is, if people break the law, they must be able to be caught and brought to justice. in order to be effective, it is also necessary that the law, in general, remains stable. If the law were changing constantly, no-one would be certain what the law was and there would be chaos.
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Ordinances are a new feature in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, and a power entrusted to the mayor of the town. The other power being able to start and destroy Public Works Projects. There are four ordinances in total, each costing 20,000 bells to enact. They can be changed, altered, or removed via the Town Hall.