[DOWNLOAD] "Devaney v. Board of Zoning Appeals" by Supreme Court of Connecticut # eBook PDF Kindle ePub Free

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Title: Devaney v. Board of Zoning Appeals
Author : Supreme Court of Connecticut
Release Date : January 18, 1956
Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
Pages : * pages
Size : 62 KB

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The plaintiffs appealed to the Court of
Common Pleas from the action of the named
defendant, hereinafter called the board, in
granting an application for a variance of the
zoning ordinance of the city of New Haven. This
appeal is taken by the plaintiffs from the
judgment of the court affirming the action of the
board and dismissing the plaintiffs' appeal. The applicant, New Haven Post No. 47, American
Legion, Inc., owns premises known as 423 Orange
Street and situated at the northeast corner of
Orange and Trumbull Streets in New Haven. A
building thereon is used as the post's headquarters.
The property is in a residence B zone. It is in
the center of a group of eighty-six medical and
dental offices. In a residence B zone, only the
uses of property specified in 1013 of the zoning
ordinance are permitted.2 The applicant
sought a variance permitting the use of part of
its property for a private parking place. It
proposed to rent part of its premises to certain
physicians and dentists, whose offices are in
the neighborhood, for the daytime parking of
thirty to forty cars owned by them, their employees
and their patients. In addition, permission for
the use of the parking space by members of the
post on the evenings of its meetings was
[143 Conn. 324]