NORMAN JOSEPH NADEAU v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• no standing where public agency did not owe plaintiff property owners duty under Massachusetts Environmental Protection Act
• plaintiffs who had an alternative statutory remedy lacked standing to file claim under G. L. c. 231 A
• “Public officials ... will be assumed to carry out their duty once the law under which they must act has been judicially declared.”
• G. L. c. 231A and G. L. c. 30, §§ 61-62H, the Massachusetts Environmental Protection Act [MEPA]
• to establish standing a party must allege significant injury occurring within the area of concern of the regulatory scheme
• property owners lack standing to challenge agency’s decision concerning town’s plans to build sewage treatment facility

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