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Churches are not entitled.(land use)(Brief article)
CHURCHES ARE NOT ENTITLED to an automatic pass from local rules governing land use simply by invoking RLUIPA, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reminded in ruling on a Florida case earlier this month (see story, p. 83). The court held a regulation governing separation between nonagricultural, ...
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