Communities can get together and agree to certain things as a group
and add those restrictions to future purchases (with the appropriate
market price adjustment for that lose of use) but that is very
different from the gov't putting limits on land without the owner's
approval.

The government =is= the community, albeit in a larger sense. And when
the local community puts limits on your use of your property, it doesn't
have your approval either - it is done through represenatation or
majority voting. If you are not in the majority, you still don't get to
opt out.

Jose
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