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· 6/18/2024

Michael W. Boles and Daria F. Boles v. St. Marks Pond Industrial, LLC, f/k/a St. Marks Pond Borrow Pit, LLC, Daniel Hill, Gregory Jones, Florida Network, LLC d/b/a Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices Florida Network Realty, and Gulfstream Design Group, LLC

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  • holding that even though there was room for differing opinions, the agency’s conclusion in favor of one opinion over another was not arbitrary and capricious
  • stating that an agency decision is not arbitrary if room exists “for two opinions on a matter”
  • deferring to the Commission’s denial of a variance under natural gas regulatory scheme based on the Commission’s technical knowledge and expertise
  • applying arbitrary-or-capricious standard to decision by commission denying variance from rule governing annual reconciliation of natural-gas costs
  • if the facts support two opinions on the matter, an agency’s decision is not arbitrary and capricious, “even though the court may believe that an erroneous conclusion was reached”
  • “[A]n agency must generally conform to its prior norms and decisions or, to the extent that it departs from its prior norms and decisions, the agency must set forth a reasoned analysis for the departure that is not arbitrary and capricious.”

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