Archive for the ‘Religious Uses – Non-RLUIPA’ Category
HI Supreme Court Approves Thirty Meter Telescope Project Permit
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 7, 2018
MD Court of Special Appeals Upholds Decision to Raze Religious Building Following Finding of Restrictive Covenant Violation
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 3, 2018
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
