Gonzalez v. Ayala

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• where a zoning board gives inadequate reasons for granting a variance, as opposed to no reasons, the trial court must search the record to determine whether a basis exists for the action taken
• court found no error in lower court's conclusion, drawn from facts clearly present in the record, \that the zoning regulations had a confiscatory effect as the application of these regulations prohibited any reasonable permitted use of the subject lot\
• court found no error in lower court's conclusion, drawn from facts clearly present in the record, \that the zoning regulations had a confiscatory effect as the application of these regulations prohibited any reasonable permitted use of the subject lot\
• applied General Statutes 52-593a to zoning board appeal

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