Hitch v. Vasarhelyi

I submit that the majority makes a fundamental mistake in footnote 2 of its opinion which ultimately leads it erroneously to believe that Appellants have standing to bring suit against a State agency challenging its issuance of a license for a neighboring landowner to build a structure on State-owned property. In the absence of statutory provisions that protect such property and govern standing of third-party landowners, Appellants cannot utilize principles of standing which are applicable only in zoning cases or pursuant to specific statutory standing provisions.

Neither the majority nor…