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County Code Provisions on Subdivision in Agricultural Zone Void Where the Definition Sought to Enact Standards Inconsistent with Applicable Zoning Regulations

By Patty Salkin

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Tetra Associates owns land zoned Agricultural.  Tetra applied to divide its property into five residential lots and after review, the Planning Department informed Tetra the subdivision did not comply with County Code.  Tetra filed an action for declaratory relief stating that the County Code was void ?to the extent it requires that [Tetra?s property] be [...]

Full post as published by Law of the Land on March 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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