Turchi v. Philadelphia Board of License & Inspection Review

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• concluding that quasi-judicial body erred by not deferring to local agency’s reasonable interpretation of its own ordinance
• stating that an agency's interpretation of an ordinance is entitled to deference unless the interpretation is plainly erroneous or inconsistent with the ordinance
• stating an agency’s construction of its own regulations is entitled to deference
• deference afforded where Philadelphia Historical Commission composed of members with specialized knowledge, background, and expertise in the area of historic preservation
• deference afforded where Philadelphia Historical Commission composed of members with specialized knowledge, background, and expertise in the area of historic preservation
• agency’s interpretation of statute it is charged to administer is entitled to deference absent fraud, bad faith, abuse of discretion, or clearly arbitrary action

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