Hoskins v. City of Kirkland

This appeal principally involves the question of standing to attack a city ordinance purporting to vacate a portion of a street within the city of Kirkland so as to deprive plaintiffs of their claimed lights of access to their property. Plaintiffs appeal from the summary judgment dismissing their action.

Plaintiffs Hoskins own a 10-acre tract which, according to the scale map, is about 1,300 feet long and 330 feet wide. It lies immediately to the east of a tract of platted land known as' the Bridlewood Circle plat now within the city of Kirkland. The two tracts lie side by side, separated by…