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Appeals Under M.G.L. c. 40A, § 17: De Novo Review and Deference to Boards

By Jeffrey Angley on May 4, 2012
Category: Zoning
Tags: appeals, zoning
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Intro to Variances I: Soil Conditions, Shape & Topography

By Jeffrey Angley on April 12, 2012
Category: Zoning
Tags: variance, zoning
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Appeals Court Declines To Order The Tear Down Of A South Boston Home Despite Overturning Variances and Remands To Superior Court For Further Proceedings

By Jeffrey Angley on March 9, 2012
Category: Zoning
Tags: pre-existing nonconforming structure, variance, zoning
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Phased Development: Considerations for Developers

By Jeffrey Angley on March 5, 2012
Category: Real Estate Law
Tags: condominiums, development permits, land use, phased development, real estate, real estate development, zoning
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Land Court Permit Session: A Useful Tool for Appeals of Larger Development Projects

By Jeffrey Angley on March 5, 2012
Category: Zoning
Tags: appeals, development permits, permit session, zoning
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Shirley Wayside Ltd. P'ship v. Bd. of Appeals of Shirley: Non-Conforming Mobile Home Park Allowed to Expand Under Special Permit

By Jeffrey Angley on February 10, 2012
Category: Zoning
Tags: expansion, pre-existing nonconforming use, special permit
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So Your Special Permit Has Been Denied: Now What?

By Jeffrey Angley on January 30, 2012
Category: Zoning
Tags: Massachusetts Zoning Act, appeals, special permit
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Expanding, Altering and Re-Constructing Pre-Existing Nonconforming One- and Two-Family Residences

By Jeffrey Angley on December 4, 2011
Category: Zoning
Tags: M.G.L. c. 40A, Section 6, pre-existing nonconforming structure
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Nuts & Bolts: The Site Plan Review Process

By Jeffrey Angley on November 21, 2011
Category: Zoning
Tags: site plan review
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