The ANDERSON GROUP, LLC v. City of Saratoga Springs

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• concluding that legislative immunity protected members of the Saratoga Springs City Council who voted to rezone a district
• holding that actions taken on plaintiff’s SUP by the Board were administrative in nature
• holding that downzoning of a region “was a purely legislative act” but that “action[s] taken on the [plaintiff’s] special use permit by the [b]oard [were] administrative in nature . . . [even though they] had implications for the public at large”
• “[T]o the extent the board defendants partook in the [c]ouncil’s zoning decisions by voting on and issuing zoning recommendations to the [c]ouncil, they are also entitled to legislative immunity.”

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