Legal Opinion
Jaeger v. Connecticut Siting Council
Connecticut Superior Court
Decided March 15, 2010No. File CV-09-4020354-SPublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtCohn, J.
The plaintiff, Dina Jaeger, an intervenor before the defendant Connecticut Siting Council (CSC), has appealed from a March 12,2009 final decision of the CSC that approved an application by Célico Partnership (Célico) for a certificate of environmental compatibility relating to a cellular tower. See General Statutes § 16-50k. In its brief on the merits, Célico raised the issue of the plaintiffs lack of aggrievement. Because the plaintiff claimed to be aggrieved, but certain facts were not present in the record to establish aggrievement, the court conducted a hearing on aggrievement pursuant to…
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