Section 209

Act 274 of 1919, § 209, under FIRST CLASS CITY GOVERNMENT LAW.

Act 274 of 1919, § 209

Section 9. For the purpose of promoting the public health, safety, order, and general welfare, any such city may regulate the location, size, and use of buildings therein, and may make different regulations for different districts thereof. For the purpose of carrying out the foregoing authority, the mayor may appoint a zoning commission. Any park commission having control over any public park within any such city may make such regulations as to the location, size, and use of buildings any portion of which shall come within two hundred feet of any park, parkway, playground, or other public place under its care or management. Upon the approval by the council of such city, said regulations made by such zoning commission or park commission shall have the same effect as if originally made by the council.