Legal Opinion
Harris v. Planning Commission
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Decided July 25, 1963PublishedCited by 18 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtComley, J.
On January 5, 1961, the planning commission of Ridgefield gave its approval to a final plan for the subdivision of property owned by Thomas Baggott. One of the lots on this plan had an area of 1.001 acres. The zoning commission, which in Ridgefield is independent of the planning commission, changed the zone of certain property, of which the property in question was a part, from residence R1 to residence RAA. This change became effective November 11, 1960, and resulted in the increase of the minimum area of lots from one to two acres. See Ridgefield Zoning Regs. § 4 (B) (1961). Claiming that…
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