City of Richlawn v. McMakin
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Helm,
Reversing.
The City of Richlawn is a city of the sixth- class, located in Jefferson County' east of St. Matthews and north of the Shelbyyille road — Highway 60. The City of Richlawn, by ordinance, classified the land of Rich-lawn, including the land of appellees which extends for 1,000 feet along the Shelbyville road and is 150 feet deep, as a one-family residence district.
On February 18, 1949, appellees filed a “petition in equity and statement of appeal,” an action to restrain and enjoin the City from enforcing its zoning ordinance classifying appellees’ property in an A-l…
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