No RLUIPA Violations In Denial of Variance For Personal Chapel

Sep 17, 2017 | Military | 0 comments

In Milosavlejevic v. City of Brier, (WD Wash., Sept. 7, 2017), a Washington federal district court held that the city of Brier, Washington did not violate RLUIPA when it denied petitioner a height variance so he could build a personal Serbian Orthodox chapel with a 40-foot dome on his property.  The court held that the city had not substantially burdened petitioner’s free exercise, saying that he has

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