Builder is a large construction company which is planning to construct a Gas-N-Food convenience store on a properly zoned lot it had purchased in City. When Builder applied for a construction permit, City denied the request. City acknowledged that Builder had complied with all requirements in the codes, but City claimed that Gas-N-Food stores attract transients and contribute to excessive noise and traffic problems City was experiencing. Builder requested a hearing to challenge the permit denial and was prepared to offer evidence that Gas-N-Food stores did not attract transients or cause excessive traffic or noise. City denied the request."

1.) What is Gas-N-Food's best argument in court to object to City's denial and get immediate relief? Be specific in your reasoning between procedural due process and substantive due process.

2.) define commercial speech

3.) explain why Gas-N-Food's situation does or does not involve commercial speech.