Renne v. Oxford Township

Plaintiff filed complaint to restrain defendants from holding a referendum election April 11, 1966, on an amendment to the zoning ordinance of Oxford township for the reasons that the statute providing for the referendum was unconstitutional, qualified electors entitled to vote on the question were precluded from voting, and that the petitions filed to initiate the referendum were insufficient. The trial court denied the relief sought, but limited the vote at the election to registered voters. Plaintiff appeals.

The facts are not in dispute. Plaintiff sought and obtained rezoning of land owned…