Daniel Casagrande of Cramer & Anderson in Connecticut. Proposed Crematory in Bethel Wins Approval as State Supreme Court Overturns Local Zoning Decision
"What this decision does, in my opinion, is it restores fairness and stability to the special permit application process, and limits the ability of a commission to deny a special permit in the absence of site-specific evidence that implicate traditional zoning considerations," attorney Daniel Casagrande said.
April 07, 2022 at 03:47 PM
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Land Use and Planning
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled in favor of a developer who proposed a crematory in Bethel, reaffirming the need for land-use boards to render decisions based on site-specific evidence, as opposed to generalized concerns.
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