Wakelin v. Town of Yarmouth

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• landowner must be able to discern what use can be made of the land
• an improperly broad ordinance \opens the door wide to favoritism and discrimination by permitting the Board to grant or deny special exceptions for reasons that are unconnected to the ordinance but that masquerade as quasi-judicial findings of fact.\

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