Archive for the ‘Zoning – Interpretation’ Category
PA Appeals Court Finds the Definition of the Term “Kennel” was Ambiguous in the Local Ordinance and Therefore Construed the Definition in Favor of the Landowners
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 22, 2015
NY Appellate Court Holds the Town Code did not prohibit Petitioner from Constructing Multiple One-Family Dwellings, Failure to Update Unofficial Zoning Map was not Fatal
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 19, 2015
PA Commwlth Court Construes Ambiguous Term of Ordinance (“Kennel”) in Favor of Landowners
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 8, 2015
TX App. Court Holds Board of Appeals Properly Interpreted “Adjacent” Meaning Under Zoning Ordinance, Reversing Trial Court; Court Also Finds no Open Meetings Violation
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on January 26, 2015
SC Appeals Court Upholds Finding that a Hospice was a Permissible Use in a the Designated Zone After the Board Determined it was More Akin to a Nursing Home than a Hospital
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on January 16, 2015
NY Appellate Court Finds Ordinance Prohibiting Outdoor Storage is Unconstitutionally Vague
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 31, 2014
Fed. Dist. Court in CT Finds Regulation was not Unconstitutionally Vague as Applied to Property Owner’s Variance Application
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 14, 2014
Missouri Appeals Court Holds that Board’s Decision Denying Permit to Upgrade Backlit Billboard Was not Supported by Competent and Substantial Evidence
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 8, 2014
VT Supreme Court Upholds COs Detached Decks but Reverses Board’s Granting of Conditional Use Permit for the Enclosing of a Deck on Lake Champlain
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 7, 2014
NC Appeals Court Finds Ordinance Prohibited Shooting Ranges Where Language Stated that Uses Not Specifically Listed in Table of Permitted Uses were Prohibited
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 18, 2014
