This citation is used to argue that a city or county cannot declare a commercial activity to be a nuisance without showing that it is a nuisance in fact. It supports the decision's argument that the proposed ordinance exceeds proper police powers by declaring an entire category of commercial activity to be a nuisance as a matter of law.
OAG 84-39 was Cited by OAG 11-003
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