26. Neighbors. [See also Protest]
a. "Respondent properly calls attention to the situation
of petitioner's neighbors who have purchased and built homes in this district
in their reliance on the continued effectiveness of the ordinance and the land
use plan and the classifications therein provided...." [upholds denial of bldg.
permit which would have allowed conversion to duplex not permitted in zone]
State v. Coleman, 67 Nev. 636, 640, 224 P.2d
309 (1950). No. 2.
b. "Zoning laws are passed in the interest of the public
welfare and the benefit accrues not only to the municipality but also to the
neighboring land owners.
Coronet Homes, Inc. v. McKenzie, 84 Nev. 250,
257, 439 P.2d 219 (1968). No. 10.
c. "Here, particularly in light of the complaints from neighbors
regarding Mad Dogs' operation, there is no basis for characterizing the County's
policy of granting conditional use permits on a temporary basis as fraudulent
or arbitrary, even if the policy may lead to future litigation and generate
uncertainty for Mad Dogs regarding possible future plans for its restaurant."
Board of Co. Comm'rs v. C.A.G. Inc., 98 Nev. 497,
501, 654 P.2d 531 (1982). No. 27.