Grandfather Village v. Worsley

McCRODDEN, Judge.

The determinative issue in this case is whether defendant properly raised defenses to plaintiff’s assessment of fees for violating plaintiff’s zoning ordinance when he failed to appeal the assessment to the Board of Adjustment. The facts of the case indicate that he did not, and we consequently affirm the trial court’s judgment.

On 21 November 1990, plaintiff, through its zoning administrator, requested defendant to remove two portable signs located at a Scotchman convenience store in Grandfather Village and advised him that it would assess a penalty of $50.00 for each day of…