Gervasi v. Town Plan & Zoning Commission

This case has a history going back to 1973 when the plaintiff trustee, owner of thirty-two acres of land in Woodbridge, applied to the defendant town plan and zoning commission of Wood-bridge for approval of a plan to subdivide the thirty-two acres into eighteen building lots. On June 27, 1973, the commission disapproved the application.

The commission’s ruling was appealed to the Court of Common Pleas (Docket No. 91913), which sustained the plaintiff’s appeal on April 23, 1975, Levine, J., stating that the “defendant’s rejection of the application was illegal, arbitrary, and in abuse of its…