South Lebanon Township Zoning Hearing Board v. Weber

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• holding that a meeting to announce deliberations did not qualify as a hearing for purposes of Section 908(9)
• holding that a meeting to announce deliberations did not qualify as a hearing for purposes of Section 908(9)
• holding that a hearing where the zoning board said it would deliberate and hold a subsequent meeting to announce its deliberations constituted the final hearing and that the subsequent meeting to announce deliberations did not qualify as a hearing
• adopting a common pleas court's conclusion that \[t]he code is specific about the need for a written or recorded agreement by the applicant for an extension of time for the board's decision after the `last' hearing in the matter\
• adopting a common pleas court’s conclusion that “[t]he code is specific about the need for a written or recorded agreement by the applicant for an extension of time for the board’s decision after the ‘last’ hearing in the matter”

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