Jan owns lots in the Cruz neighborhood,where she was planning to build an 8-story apartment complex.Cruz has adopted a single-family dwelling ordinance that encompasses Jan's lots.Jan goes to the library and finds she can attempt to get judicial review of ordinances based on which of the following?

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All of the options listed are grounds for judicial review of an ordinance, and in Jan's case, she could argue that the ordinance amounts to a confiscation of her property rights as she was planning to build an apartment complex, but the new single-family dwelling ordinance prevents her from doing so. Additionally, she could argue that the ordinance bears no reasonable relation to public health, safety, morals, or welfare, as it appears to limit property rights without a clear rationale. It is also possible that Jan could argue that the zoning ordinance is invalid for other reasons, such as procedural flaws in its enactment. Thus, all of these options could be relevant for her potential legal challenge.

Jan Owns Lots in the Cruz Neighborhood,where She Was Planning