Manley v. City of Maysville
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
VANCE, Commissioner.
This is an appeal from a judgment upholding a zoning ordinance of the City of Maysville, Kentucky, which changes the zone classification of a one-quarter block area from residential to business usage. We reverse.
In the City of Maysville there is a small residential area bounded on the north, west and south by railroad tracks and spur lines and on the east by Lexington Street. This area contains eighty-six structures of which eighty-three are residential. The three nonresidential structures are: a small motel, a warehouse and the Forest Avenue School. In 1961 the area was…
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