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zon·ing (znng)
n.
An unexpectedly strong immunologic reaction in a small amount of serum, probably the result of high antibody titer.
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Councilors heard from more than a dozen people in support of two proposed zoning ordinances that would require any medical clinic or facility seeking to open on Main Street to obtain a special permit from the council.
`Spot zoning' for Planned Parenthood loses by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Our article analyzed the use of mandatory inclusionary zoning ordinances in the context of both federal and Florida law as they pertain to development exactions and impact fees.
Authors respond by Rothenberg, Mark A.; Marshall, Michael / Florida Bar Journal
Hall wrote there is "no basis for finding this property uniquely suited to serve" affordable-housing needs because this "would undercut the purpose of zoning ordinances and all of the city's zoning ordinances would be rendered meaningless.
JUDGE: CITY'S ZONING DECISION WRONG by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
 
 
 
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