· 12/17/1993
Earth Movers of Fairbanks, Inc. v. Fairbanks North Star Borough
Citations
- 865 P.2d 741
- 1993 Alas. LEXIS 126
- 1993 WL 522587
How courts have described this case
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- holding that provisions denying standing to appeal a land use determination were lawful under both AS 29.40.050 and .060 because prospective appellant was not a \person aggrieved\ under AS 29.40.060(a)
- analyzing former Fairbanks North Star Borough Ordinance (FNSBO) 18.54.070(A)(3) (1992) and AS 29.40.060(a)
- explaining the rationale for more restrictive standing requirements in zoning cases
- “[W]e thus adopt the majority rule and deny standing to a business competitor whose only alleged injury results from competition.”
- “[W]e thus adopt the majority rule and deny standing to a business competitor whose only alleged injury results from competition.”
- “In the area of land use law, the legislature has chosen to limit standing by statute.”
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Judges: Moore, Rabinowitz, Burke, Matthews, Compton
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