Duddles v. City Council of West Linn

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• observing that, under the most “conservative” approach to standing in zoning cases, neighboring property owners have standing if their property is proximate to rezoned land and if they suffer injury peculiar to their property or more substantial than that suffered by community at large
• property owner in reasonably close proximity, such as within sight or sound of proposed use of land, should ordinarily have standing to challenge land use decision in writ of review proceeding
• where ordinance adopted at public meeting, date of meeting is the critical one
• motion to join as party

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