Nisqually Delta Ass'n v. City of DuPont
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Stafford, J. —
This case deals with the breadth of a statutory grant of standing to appeal the decision of a boundary review board. The trial court and the Court of Appeals held petitioners lacked standing since they did not come within the terms of the statute. We affirm.
*565The Parties
Weyerhaeuser Company, intervenor-respondent in this action, owns over 3,000 acres within the incorporated boundaries of respondent City of DuPont. The land was purchased in 1976 for the purpose of constructing a log export facility. After preliminary planning, the company determined a better location for the…
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