Archive for the ‘Legislative vs Adjudicatory’ Category

WI Supreme Court Holds Trustee Could Vote in Matter Regarding Relative’s Application Since Rezoning was Legislative in Nature

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on October 5, 2023

WI Supreme Court Holds There is No Due Process Right to Impartial Decision-Makers When a Legislative Body Enacts, Repeals, or Amends a Zoning Ordinance

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on August 11, 2023

GA Appeals Court Affirms that Board of Commissioners Acted in a Legislative Capacity When Placing Condition on a Rezoning and not in a Quasi-Judicial Capacity

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on July 3, 2023

DC Appeals Court Holds that Proceeding Before Commission was a Legislative Hearing and not a Contested Case

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on June 16, 2020

MD Court of Special Appeals Holds District Council is Vested With Appellate Jurisdiction, Not Original Jurisdiction, Over Zoning Matters

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 28, 2014

Maryland Court of Appeals Explains Differences Between Legislative and Adjudicative Functions of County Council Reaching Different Conclusions on Two Difference Applications

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 7, 2010