Cellular Telephone Company, Doing Business as at & T Wireless Services v. The Town of Oyster Bay and the Town Board of the Town of Oyster Bay

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• concluding that the substantial evidence standard \does not create a substantive federal limitation upon local land use regulatory power\
• concluding that the substantial evidence standard \does not create a substantive federal limitation upon local land use regulatory power\
• concluding that the sub- stantial evidence standard “does not create a substantive fed- eral limitation upon local land use regulatory power”
• concluding that the substantial evidence standard \does not create a substantive federal limitation upon local land use regulatory power\
• concluding that the substantial evidence standard “does not create a substantive federal limitation upon local land use regulatory power”
• concluding that the substantial evidence standard “does not create a substantive federal limitation upon local land use regulatory power”

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