Archive for the ‘Religious Uses – Non-RLUIPA’ Category
PA Appeals Court Holds that Mandatory Electric Pump was Least Intrusive Means for Amish Property Owners to Comply with Sewer Connection Law
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on January 13, 2018
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Rules No Religious Discrimination Based On Sprinkler Requirement
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on July 17, 2017
Fed. Dist. Court on MN Finds City Violated Church’s Constitutional Rights
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 29, 2017
NY Appellate Court Upholds Zoning Board’s Determination that Housing for Homeless Met the Definition of House of Worship under City’s Zoning Code
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 2, 2017
Fed. Dist. Court in PA Finds Borough’s Church Directional Signs Did Not Violate the Establishment Clause
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on July 24, 2016
PA Appeals Court Holds that in Matter Involving Amish, Sewer Connection Must Be By the Least Restrictive Means
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on June 26, 2016
Sewer Connection Must Be By The Least Restrictive Means
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on June 7, 2016
NY Appellate Court Holds that Mikvah was a Building Set Aside for Religious Devotion, and was a “Neighborhood Place Of Worship” Permitted in Zoning District
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 9, 2015
NY Lower Court Rules Eruv is Not a Sign…Federal Case Continues
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on July 30, 2015
Fed. Dist Court in CA Says RLUIPA Does Not Apply to Sale of Church Property for Residential Market Rate Condos but Permits First Amendment Claim to Proceed
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 20, 2014
