Francesconi v. Planning Board of Wakefield

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• planning board may properly restrict the length of dead-end streets within a subdivision unless, in the opinion of the board, a greater length was necessitated by topography or other local conditions
• because the record provided too meager a basis to permit the court to determine whether the regulation there in question was unconstitutional in its application, the stipulation was discharged and the matter remanded to the trial court “[t]o permit fuller development of the facts”
• because the record provided too meager a basis to permit the court to determine whether the regulation there in question was unconstitutional in its application, the stipulation was discharged and the matter remanded to the trial court ‘[t]o permit fuller development of the facts’

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