· 4/7/1966
Harrison v. Building Inspector of Braintree
Citations
- 215 N.E.2d 773
- 350 Mass. 559
- 1966 Mass. LEXIS 782
How courts have described this case
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- a portion of a split lot located in a residential district could not be actively used as an access roadway for an adjacent industrial plant
- “use of land in a residential district, in which all aspects of industry are barred, for access roadways for an adjacent industrial plant violates the residential requirement”
- access roadway to industrial district violated zoning requirements governing surrounding residential district
- conflict between industrial and single-family uses
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Judges: Whittemobe, Wilkins, Whittemore, Cutter, Spiesel, Reardon
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