Gray v. Trustees, Monclova Township
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtO’Neill, C. J.
Under traditional concepts of zoning, a political subdivision is divided into a number of zoning districts by tbe local legislative body, winch, also establishes uniform rules concerning allowable type, size and location-of buildings within a given district. Each improvement within a zoning district must comply with the same legislative specifications, unless a variance is sought and granted. Recently, however, the popularity of large-scale residential projects has engendered a new mode of zoning, variously referred to as Planned Unit Development (PUD), or Community Unit Plan (CUP). PUD…
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