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...amp; PLANNING Commercial Development • Standing • Sufficiently Aggrieved • MPC & SALDO In re Appeal of Preliminary/Final...
...to both §916.1(i) and §908(9) of the MPC. Accordingly, a written decision on every land use application must be given...
...the township's zoning ordinance pursuant to the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code (MPC) §916.1(a)(1), alleging that §1800.G of the...
...amendment, as required by 53 P.S §10610(b) of the MPC. The second procedural defect, referenced by the court in its conclusion, was...
...imposing a fine upon landowner, which it contended was mandated by the MPC. Landowner responded that the code gave the trial court discretion to fashion...
The court found that while contract zoning may be problematic where it imposes an informal zoning regulation contained only in a contract instead of an ordinance and applies to a limited group rather
...order enjoined the PUC from reviewing ordinances for compliance with both the MPC and the Oil and Gas Act. Thursday's order granted...
In this land use appeal, the settlement agreement between township and landowner where procedural challenges to a new ordinance were withdrawn its in exchange for approval of the plan under the old o
...Pa. Commw. 1995). In that case, the court noted that the "MPC specifically provides the procedure by which an adjoining landowner can seek relief...
...plan, as inconsistent with the iterative, good faith process contemplated by the MPC. Immediate denial of the plan based on "last minute foisting of...
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