When a property owner or developer seeks an approval or other form of relief under a municipality’s land use or zoning laws, fees typically must be paid. Over the years, New York courts have issued a number of decisions exploring whether, and the extent to which, these fees may be charged.

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The leading decision, by the New York Court of Appeals, came down more than four decades ago.

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