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Zoning Boards Are Not Free To Disregard Prior Rulings Where Property Conditions Remain Unchanged

In a recent unpublished decision, the Appellate Division again confirmed that a zoning board may not reverse course without justification once it has made findings regarding a specific property. In Oster v. Zoning Board of...more

The “Time Of Application” Rule Will Not Protect Developers Who Submit Incomplete Applications.

Developers often employ the “time of application” rule (“TOA Rule”) to avoid having to comply with certain legal requirements enacted after an application has been submitted to a local planning or zoning board. ...more

In The Land Use Context Strict Compliance With Statutory Notice Requirements Remain A Must

The pitfalls of failing to provide statutorily required public notice in the land use context were once again recently addressed by the Appellate Division in Concerned Citizens of Livingston v. Township of Livingston,...more

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