City of Glasgow, Kentucky v. Holmes
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
JOHNSTONE, Judge.
The issue presented by this appeal is whether a six to five vote of the twelve-member Glasgow City Council constitutes a majority of the “entire legislative body” as required by KRS 100.211(1). The Barren Circuit Court concluded that it does not. We agree and affirm.
Appellee Tom E. Holmes sought a change of zoning for a 7.694 acre tract of real property from an R-l classification to a B-2 classification. The planning commission conducted a hearing on Holmes’ application after which it recommended the requested zone change to the Glasgow City Council. The council…
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