The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear argument on whether a defective notice of enactment of a zoning and land development ordinance triggered a 30-day window for filing appeals regarding defects that occurred when the ordinances were initially passed by the zoning board.
On July 8, the justices granted allocatur in Ness v. York Township Board of Commissioners. In its one-page per curiam order, the court indicated that the matter will be submitted on briefs.
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