Cedar Brook Country Club, Inc. v. Hostetter

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• “Only factual allega- tions, and not legal conclusions, are relevant” at the motion-to-dis- miss stage.
• “An individual can meet her burden of establishing that injury at the pleading stage by attesting that [s]he uses . . . an area affected by the alleged violations and that h[er] aesthetic . . . interests in the area have been harmed.” (quotations omitted)

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