MacK v. Crandell

Barnes, J., dissents. Dissenting opinion at page 200, infra.

The width of a pen-stroke in the preparation of a comprehensive zoning map by the Baltimore County Council in 1959 resulted in an admitted error in the zoning of the appellant’s property. Prior to the adoption of the map for the Thirteenth District, the property had been zoned for residential use, one or two-family houses (the present R-6 zoning classification). At the time of the hearings on the adoption of the comprehensive map, the appellant, Miss Mack, sought commercial zoning (B-F, business local) for her property, which…