City of Cleveland v. City of Shaker Heights

The issues presented for our resolution are twofold. First, we must determine the propriety of the standing of one municipality to challenge the actions of a neighboring municipality in partially closing *51several streets to the financial detriment of the complainant. If standing exists, we must then resolve whether injunctive relief is available to thé complaining municipality on the theory that the street closings were either clearly unreasonable, an abuse of discretion or taken in bad faith.

We reject Shaker’s contention that appellees lacked standing to challenge the traffic plan. In the…