Jacobs v. Mishawaka Board of Zoning Appeals
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
GARRARD, Presiding Judge.
On July 25, 1974, the Building Commissioner of the City of Mishawaka issued an order to cease and desist operation of a used car lot on the property of appellants Kenneth and Martha Jacobs.
The property in question is presently zoned G-l (commercial) which does not. include among its permitted uses a used car business. The proper zoning for a used car business is C-A. At the time the present Mishawaka Zoning Ordinance was enacted, placing a C-l zoning classification on the property, a service station was in existence and operating. It is uncontested that the service…
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