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Pavel [41]
3 years ago
9

A business owner wants to open a restaurant, but many residents do not want a business that is open late at night near their hom

es. How are local governments structured to solve a local issue like this one?
Social Studies
1 answer:
Sonja [21]3 years ago
6 0

Local government structures typically allow for public hearings to debate issues of property use, particularly if there are variances sought to any local zoning laws.

In the example mentioned, it sounds like the business owner who wants to open the restaurant is either in a residential-zoned area or next to a residential-zoned area. So the city council (or other form of city government) would schedule a public hearing to allow views to be expressed on both sides of the issue before determining whether to grant the business owner a permit for his new business in that location or not.

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