In Re Quechee Lakes Corp.

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• stating that administrative tribunal's findings may be partly based on knowledge garnered from site visits
• stating that administrative tribunal’s findings may be partly based on knowledge garnered from site visits
• noting that site visits by a board for observational purposes are appropriate as long as those visits do not form the sole basis for the board’s decision
• affirming Environmental Board's decision that condominium unit owners' association had demonstrated good cause to waive requirement that individual unit owners be joined as co-applicants in Act 250 permit application
• affirming an Environmental Board determination that unauthorized changes to the project, including increased skylights and glazed windows, caused an “undue adverse” aesthetic impact
• stating that “judicial findings can be grounded on knowledge acquired from site visits” so long as they are not the exclusive basis for the findings and noting that information gained from site visits may be used determining whether parties satisfied their burden of proof

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