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Ohio court rules that home rule rights of municipalities are not effective against drilling rights and as a home rule state, Michigan municipalities may face similar challenges to enforce their ordinances.
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Courts often sort out land use disputes when formerly acceptable uses conflict with newer uses in formerly rural areas.
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