Cherrydale Cement Block Co. v. County Board
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
Counties under conditions named may enact and enforce zoning ordinances. Michie’s Code, 1942, sec. 2880k, and statutes noted.
Arlington county has established such zones.
The County Board of Arlington County in its bill charges that the Cherrydale Cement Block Company, a corporation, to an extent there named, has violated that ordinance and has put up a building without permission in a residential zone which properly could only have been built in an industrial zone. The defendant denies that it has violated in this respect any ordinance and contends, for reasons relied upon, that the ordinance…
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