Bradner v. Holland

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• concluding that a township had standing to contest the grant of a permit for solid waste disposal within its boundaries, as the grant implicated the township’s responsibility to protect the quality of life of its citizens
• township had standing because of its direct and substantial interest where the possibility of harm was immediate to the quality of life of its citizens
• township had standing to contest granting of permit for solid waste disposal as the granting of the permit necessarily implicates the township's responsibility of protecting the quality of life of its citizens.
• re standing; a party must have a substantial interest in the subject matter of the litigation, and that interest must be direct, immediate, and not a remote consequence
• township had standing to contest granting of permit for solid waste disposal as the granting of the permit necessarily implicates the township’s responsibility of protecting the quality of life of its citizens.
• plurality opinion by Larsen, J.

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