Twigg v. Town of Kennebunk

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• finding that the record established that the petitioner could continue to use the property for recreational purposes
• findingthe Board's decision is not wrong because a different conclusion could be drawn from it.
• “The Board's conclusion that knowledge of zoning restrictions prior to the purchase of property is tantamount to self-created hardship is an error of law.”
• an undue hardship occurs when the land would not yield a reasonable return without the variance
• \[A]ctual or constructive knowledge of the zoning ordinances prior to purchase of the property may be considered by the Board as a factor in evaluating a self­ created hardship ....\
• Kennebunk ordinance providing that variance expires within six months if construction has not begun

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