Gold Cross Ambulance Co. v. Kansas City

zoning ordinance which limited commercial development on certain land and thereby diminished land’s value did not effect a taking | continuing failure to register with Selective Service was a separate offense | “Unilateral expectation of being awarded a license is insufficient to sustain [a] procedural due process claim.” | “regulation by the City itself satisfies the active supervision requirement ... since its regulation of ambulance service is exercised under the authorization and direction of state policy.” | “regulation by the City itself satisfies the active supervision requirement ... since its regulation of ambulance service is exercised under the authorization and direction of state policy.” | state action immunity shielded city from liability from awarding contract for redevelopment to private developer and from zoning ordinances restricting commercial development of outlying areas | interstate sale of revenue bonds, among other things, meets “effect-on-commerce” jurisdictional requirement | ambulance service operated by city hospital | ambulance service operated by city hospital