In Gurba v. Community H.S. District 155, 2014 Ill. App. 2d 2-14-0098 (September 3, 2014) the Second District Appellate Court held that a municipality has the authority to enforce its zoning ordinances against a local school district because land-use regulations have no inherent impact on the provision of public education. Read more
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