Legal Opinion
City of Cherokee v. Tatro
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided November 3, 1981No. 54865PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
*338LAVENDER, Justice:
Appellee (Tatro) is the owner of two adjoining tracts of land within the city of Cherokee, Oklahoma, which tracts are located on Highway 64 in a residential area. Prior to the enactment of restrictive zoning ordinances by the City of Cherokee (City) Tatro erected and maintained an automobile service station on one of the lots. Ta-tro’s adjoining lot is a vacant lot. Having received an attractive offer for the two lots provided Tatro was able to secure a valid building permit for the construction of a convenience store on both of the lots, Tatro applied to City’s building…
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