Boyle v. Horner

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• municipality may include aesthetic factors in the exercise of its zoning powers, but aesthetics alone cannot justify zoning decisions
• board may consider factors other than those expressly set forth in zoning ordinance and “may review a proposed use with regard to its general detrimental effect and adverse impact on the welfare of the community . . . ”

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