Last year, our client Daniel Harrison bought a 10-acre tract (the Tract) of land in the City of Abbeville from the federal government, which had used the property as an armory and vehicle storage facility. The Tract is currently zoned for single-family residential development. Harrison applied for a rezoning of the property for use as a truck-driving training facility, but the City has denied the application. Harrison wants to know whether he can pursue an inverse condemnation case seeking compensation from the City based on the denial of his rezoning application. Inverse condemnation is a legal proceeding in which a private property owner seeks compensation from a governmental entity based on the governmental entity's use or regulation of the owner's property. Please draft a memorandum to me identifying each of the inverse condemnation theories available under Franklin and federal law and analyzing whether Harrison might succeed against the City under each of those theories. Note that there has been no physical taking, so do not address that issue. Do not prepare a separate statement of facts, but be sure to incorporate the relevant facts, analyze the applicable legal authorities, and explain how the facts and law affect your analysis