· 4/5/1971
Vannah v. Town of Bedford
Citations
- 111 N.H. 105
- 276 A.2d 253
- 1971 N.H. LEXIS 132
How courts have described this case
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- stating that ZBA members can consider their own knowledge concerning such factors as traffic conditions and surrounding uses resulting from their familiarity with area involved
- stating that ZBA members may consider their own knowledge
- local board entitled to deference because of familiarity with circumstances and condition; in arriving at decision bases may include their members’ knowledge
- variance would be contrary to public interest because it would result in increased traffic congestion
- “In arriving at a decision, the members of the board can consider their own knowledge concerning such factors as traffic conditions, surrounding uses, etc., resulting from their familiarity with the area involved.”
- zoning board of adjustment decision regarding variance
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Judges: Lampron
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