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Board of Adjustment - Minutes <br /> September 16, 1980 <br /> Page 2 <br /> 5. Registration and mapping of non-conforming mineral extraction <br /> 4 sites was done by including the total 1/4 1/4 in which other <br /> sites were located and usually involved lands owned by <br /> than the registrant. <br /> CONCLUSION: <br /> 1. Mineral Extraction should <br /> reanot <br /> ofedepositstenormal mode limited <br /> of opera <br /> without considering the area Aclministra <br /> tion, etc. Supporting case law listed in the Zoning <br /> tor's appeal is as follows: 173A2d 430 (App D'v <br /> Moore vs. Bridgewater Tp. , 69 NJ Super 1, <br /> 1961) . asset cases, the court should <br /> Arguing that in diminishing hts of a non-conforming uses , <br /> follow a broader view of the <br /> such user an intent to expand <br /> and specifically imputing round that it <br /> such use to the entire tract owned, ratithe ground hae t <br /> was not feasible to start mining p e <br /> once. <br /> 19 Utah 2d <br /> Gibbons & Reed Co. vs. North Salt Lake City, <br /> 329, <br /> 431 P2d 559 (1967) . t of a "use" is different <br /> Stating that in such cases the concept and again imputing <br /> regardless of how large <br /> because the land itself is the resource, <br /> mined when the zoning restrictio <br /> an intent was cte l y being mined ine tract, <br /> an area was actually <br /> was adopted. <br /> 248 Minn 549, 80 NW 2d 863. ied by such <br /> Restriction io Talbot, use to area occup <br /> Ordinance was interpreted <br /> Restrictioe of non-conforming <br /> °of1Zoning to mean all <br /> use at time of adoption diminishing asset, gravel, <br /> such asset, and <br /> of that involving being <br /> of that paw of owner's land containing <br /> were actually <br /> not merely that area in which op <br /> conducted at time of adoption of ordinance. <br /> Page vs. Gary-Wheaton Bank, <br /> 42 ill App Zd 299, <br /> County of Du <br /> 192 NE 2d 311 e of protected non-confor ng <br /> existence and scope Ordinance, in relation to <br /> In determining adoption of Zoning <br /> in mining gravel, owner should be re <br /> use at time of adop particu- <br /> lar property owned for use part e the ope c- <br /> arded as "using" all that land which contains the p <br /> g constitutes an integral et be under actual <br /> lar asset and which <br /> portion may not y <br /> tion, though P <br /> excavation. to make <br /> registration was entire The <br /> possible Board presumes that the <br /> mineral extractions on the entire 2' the continuation ht of Corp <br /> poopert the registrant and in light the issue atio be <br /> Counsel' owned o of fact #4 above) <br /> Counsel's opinion (finding caner. <br /> resolved in favor of the land o include land owned <br /> other, property owners <br /> by Non-conforming than nq mineegi extrtcbecausebsaid,° ty mineral <br /> 3• the registrant non-conforming by other than register. Likewise, non-co , lease, etc.) <br /> did not son efpansi ri lease, 10.21 (5 <br /> expansion into or addition by <br /> rr of other lands nd for this purpose <br /> °f other lands <br /> ■ y <br />