Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 9/19/1989
Hammond v. Zoning Hearing Board
Citations
- 129 Pa. Commw. 144
- 564 A.2d 1324
- 1989 Pa. Commw. LEXIS 626
How courts have described this case
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- “[T]he 45-day requirement is satisfied when the decision reached by a zoning board is communicated to the parties even though it is not then accompanied by findings of fact, by an opinion or by any explanation of the result.”
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Judges: Colins, Craig, Crumlish
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3 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Philm Corp. v. Washington TownshipCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1994-02-16· cited 12×
- Bartkowski Investment Group, Inc. v. Springfield Twp. Zoning Hearing Bd.Delaware County Court of Common Pleas· 2012-03-30
- Township of Middle Smithfield v. Harima, Inc.Monroe County Court of Common Pleas· 2014-05-16
Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Hanna v. Board of AdjustmentSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1962-07-31· cited 93×
- Heisterkamp v. ZHB, City of LancasterCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1978-04-04· cited 34×
- Humble Oil & Refining Co. v. East Lansdowne BoroughSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1967-03-15· cited 34×
- Friedlander v. Zoning Hearing BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1988-08-25· cited 30×
- Garchinsky v. Clifton Heights BoroughSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1970-03-20· cited 21×
- Relosky v. SaccoSupreme Court of Pennsylvania· 1987-04-03· cited 17×
- Morgan v. Zoning Hearing BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1971-10-27· cited 12×
- A.Z.J.Z., Inc. v. Township of SpringfieldCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1978-06-20· cited 7×
- Altpa, Inc. v. North Huntingdon Township Zoning Hearing BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania· 1982-06-04· cited 6×
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