Restivo v. Princeton Construction Co.

On November 3, 1958, Princeton Construction Company, Inc., the appellee, was granted by the Building Inspection Engineer of Baltimore City (Zoning Commissioner) permits to construct eighteen houses on a vacant tract of land in a residential, Class D zoning area. The tract, containing about an acre, has a frontage of 109.3 feet on Mayfield Avenue (a street forty feet wide) with a depth of 393.33 feet, and is bounded on two sides by fifteen-foot alleys, and on the fourth side by a twelve-foot alley, proposed to be widened to fifteen feet. The subdivision plan called for houses in batteries of…