Where the condominium project received approval for the prototype plan for the units, and received construction permits over a four-year period, the appropriate start date for applying the statute of limitations for filing a discrimination claim is the date the last certificate of occupancy was issued; also, it is impossible to infer from the record that the construction official willfully and knowingly approved the plans, intending to further housing that did not comply with the Barrier Free Subcode.
August 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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