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Zoning – Non-buildable lot
Paul Lamoureux//June 20, 2011//
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Where the Winchester zoning board has ruled that a certain unimproved lot is not buildable, as it fails to comply with the frontage requirements of section6.1 of the local zoning by-law, the board’s decision is not arbitrary, capricious, contrary to law or based upon legally untenable or unreasonable grounds.
Accordingly, the decision is hereby affirmed.
Leddy, trustee, v. Mulhern, et al. (Lawyers Weekly No. 14-063-11) (23 pages) (Grossman, J.) (Middlesex Land Court) (Case No. 09-MISC-406523-HMG) (June 6, 2011).
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