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She likely does. If a board makes a procedural error over a matter it has clear jurisdiction of, it often results in a defacto variance. You usually end up wit
by Spooky23 1y ago
She likely does.
If a board makes a procedural error over a matter it has clear jurisdiction of, it often results in a defacto variance. You usually end up with vested rights if you acted in good faith and made substantial investments.
The fact that board didn’t provide a grievance procedure and immediately moved to fine undermines their case.