Kay Construction Co. v. County Council for Montgomery County

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the substitution of one councilmember of one conviction for another councilmember of another conviction did not satisfy the statutory requirement of “good cause” for reconsideration of a zoning decision
• holding that the substitution of one councilmember of one conviction for another councilmember of another conviction did not satisfy the statutory requirement of “good cause” for reconsideration of a zoning decision
• involving a zoning ordinance that allowed for reconsideration of certain quasi-legislative actions when “good cause [was] shown” and analogizing to the rule for reconsideration of quasi- judicial decisions
• involving a zoning ordinance that allowed for reconsideration of certain quasi-legislative actions when “good cause [was] shown” and analogizing to the rule for reconsideration of quasi- judicial decisions
• involving a zoning ordinance that allowed for reconsideration of certain quasi-legislative actions when “good cause [was] shown” and analogizing to the rule for reconsideration of quasi- judicial decisions
• resolution of County Council granting reconsideration of a zoning classification is not a final order

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).