Legal Opinion · Dissent

Negin v. Board of Building & Zoning Appeals of the City of Mentor

Ohio Supreme Court

Decided February 26, 1982No. 81-180Published

1DissentKrupansky, J.

The majority holds Section 150.176 of the Mentor Code of Ordinances as applied to appellee to be confiscatory and not reasonably related to the legitimate exercise of the police power by the city of Mentor. I do not agree, and therefore, must respectfully dissent.

As stated in the majority opinion: the zoning ordinance at issue was enacted in 1963; appellee’s father acquired Sublot 728 in 1966; and the appellee inherited Sublot 728 in 1971. It is clear from these facts that the challenged zoning ordinance had been in effect for three years prior to the acquisition of Sublot 728 by appellee’s…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Mintz v. Village of Pepper PikeOhio Court of Appeals · 1978

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