Salisbury Board v. Bounds
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtMarbury, J.
The matter to be determined in this case is whether appellees will be allowed a variance to permit the use of a house, located at the southeast comer of West William Street and Park Avenue in Salisbury, Maryland, to be used as a four family dwelling instead of a three family dwelling, the latter being permitted without the necessity of obtaining a variance. Under the Salisbury Zoning Ordinance, before making any structural changes in a building, a permit must be obtained from the city’s building inspector. The applicable sections of the Zoning Code provide that the request for such a permit…
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