Shore Acres Improvement Ass'n v. Anne Arundel County Board of Appeals

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• holding that an association’s President, who was not a party before the Board of Appeals, was not entitled to appeal the Board’s decision granting a zoning application that his association had opposed in the Board proceedings
• protestant 3760 feet in straight line, or 9400 feet by road, not specially aggrieved by reclassification of 206 acres to apartments and commercial, despite claim of increased traffic
• not specially aggrieved when 3760 feet and out of sight of subject property
• court dismissed association’s petition for appeal because court found that the association did not have standing to appeal although it was apparently permitted to participate in the board of zoning appeals proceeding
• owner of land 3,760 “feet in a straight line from the nearest point of Baldwin’s property” and approximately 9,400 “feet by road from the nearest point of Baldwin’s land” was not aggrieved in manner different than public

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