In Chamberlain, L

In Chamberlain, L.L.C. v. City of Ames, the court held that

A) the certificate of occupancy should have been granted in line with the city building official's decision concerning the lofts.
B) the city was stopped from contradicting the city building official's decision.
C) the city building official's decision that lofts were permissible was not entitled to preclusive effect because the decision was not final.
D) lofts were permissible because they were an efficient use of space demanded by the public.