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inlawrev-2171	Law Review, Indiana	The Legal History of Zoning for Aesthetic Purposes	1975	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7588	382	59	In 1905, the New Jersey Court of Appeals, in Passaic v. Patterson Bill Posting, Advertising, & Sign Painting Co.7 characterized aesthetic zoning as a luxury, referring to aesthetic considerations as matters of indulgence rather than as matters of necessity. Many courts have, however, grad- ually recognized the applicability of aesthetic zoning to a general welfare clause or have allowed aesthetics as a secondary justifica- tion in upholding an ordinance if a more traditional basis can be found.	cache/inlawrev-2171.pdf	txt/inlawrev-2171.txt