Roundstone Development, LLC v. City of Natchez

¶ 28. I do not agree with the majority’s analysis. Therefore, I respectfully dissent. The Court of Appeals’ dissent correctly focused on the denial of the site-plan application and found it unnecessary to decide the zoning issue. In likening the present case to Vineyard Investments, LLC v. City of Madison, 999 So.2d 438, 442 (Miss.Ct.App.2009), the Court of Appeals’ dissent opined that the approval of the site plan and subdivision plat is a ministerial act, as opposed to the quasilegislative decisions of rezoning applications. Thus, because Roundstone had met all zoning and building…