Classroom crowding that would be exacerbated by new home construction does not give a school district standing to oppose approval of a land use application, the Appellate Division ruled in a published opinion Wednesday.

The appeals court affirmed dismissal of a suit brought by the Edison Board of Education against Edison’s Zoning Board of Adjustment and a developer. The school board wanted to overturn approval of an eight-unit housing complex.

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