Archive for the ‘Zoning – Interpretation’ Category
NY Appellate Court Holds that Zoning Law is Ambiguous as to Mining Use Since Although it is Not Specifically Allowed the Use Exists in the Town
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 20, 2012
NY Appellate Court Finds Renting a Residential Home Does not Make it a Tourist Accommodation
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 14, 2012
WI Supreme Court Holds Town’s Nonmetallic Mining Ordinance is Not a Zoning Ordinance
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 13, 2012
NY Appellate Court Holds No Special Facts Existed to Show Bad Faith in Delay of Application Review
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 28, 2012
Second Circuit Court of Appeals Finds Section of Zoning Law Void for Vagueness
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 26, 2012
Wisconsin Appeals Court Finds Ordinance Regulating Dog Kennels is Constitutional and Does Not Allow for “Unbridled Discretion”
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 16, 2012
NY Appellate Court Reverses Findings of Intentional Bad Faith Delay at the Trial Court
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 15, 2012
North Carolina Court of Appeals rules Firearms Training Facility is not an Elementary or Secondary School Under local Zoning Ordinance
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 5, 2012
Michigan Court of Appeals Invalidates Special Use Permit Provisions in Zoning Ordinance as Noncompliant with the Michigan Zoning Enabling Act Which Requires Greater Specificity
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 4, 2012
MD Appeals Court Upholds Commission’s Findings as Consistent with the General Plan
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 14, 2011
