Peterson v. South Salt Lake City

ZIMMERMAN, Justice:

¶ 1 The plaintiff, Gayle S. Petersen (“Petersen”), owner of a properly licensed sexually oriented business, filed an action to enjoin the defendant, South Salt Lake City (“the City”), from denying her the right to change the physical location of her business without obtaining a new license, and from denying her the right to locate in a building that was more than 600 feet from the nearest sexually oriented business. The City moved for summary judgment and Petersen cross-motioned. The trial court granted summary judgment to the City. It reasoned that Petersen’s “business…