Griswold v. City of Homer

OPINION

STOWERS, Justice.

I. INTRODUCTION

Frank Griswold, a resident of Homer, filed a notice of appeal of the Homer Advisory Planning Commission's grant of a conditional-use permit to a mariculture association. The city clerk rejected his appeal for lack of standing because Griswold did not show that the permitted action would have an adverse effect on the use, enjoyment, or value of his property, and because Griswold's interests were not distinct from those of the general public. Griswold appealed that rejection to the superior court, which affirmed. We affirm the superior court's decision…