FJR Sand, Inc. v. Essex Insurance Company

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• deciding that administrative board “unreasonably relied upon personal feelings and ad hoc decision-making”
• observing that the court is not bound by a town planning board’s interpretation of the board’s own regulations
• stating that planning board members may not rely upon their personal feelings unsupported by evidence
• stating that planning board may not rely upon residents’ vague and unsupported concerns, but may rely upon their statements of objective facts
• granting a builder’s remedy provided that the applicant comply with the 21 conditions identified by the planning board
• stating that planning board has this authority

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).