Scarsdale Supply Company v. Village Scarsdale

The controversy hereby remanded for a determination of the material issues arises out of, and questions the validity of, the rezoning of real property owned by the plaintiff in the Village of Scarsdale. Plaintiff has, since 1922, continually occupied and used the premises (an interior plot of 3.4 acres) as a building supply yard in a business zone district of the Heathcote section of Scarsdale. However, in October of 1955, despite plaintiff's written protest, the Board of Trustees of the village, via an amendment to the building zone ordinance, placed plaintiff's entire tract in a unique and newly established Residence B District.