Tacos are Sandwiches under Indiana Zoning Law
/In a recent zoning dispute, an Indiana judge ruled that tacos are legally sandwiches.
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In a recent zoning dispute, an Indiana judge ruled that tacos are legally sandwiches.
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Read MoreLivestock facilities in rural areas may be considered "legal nonconforming uses" and therefore be exempt from new zoning ordinances. Indiana law, in particular, gives special protection to agricultural land uses.
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