Wistuk v. Lower Mt. Bethel Township Zoning Hearing Board
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Dissent
Judge Friedman also addressed the underlying question that was not addressed by the majority, namely, whether the October 22 meeting constituted a hearing for purposes of Section 908(9). Initially, like the common pleas court, the dissent recognized that, under Section 908, a hearing is more than just a proceeding in which to take testimony or other substantive evidence. Judge Friedman, however, believed that it went too far to characterize a meeting solely for purposes of deliberation and decision as a hearing. In this regard, she distinguished the decisions relied on by the common pleas…
2Cases cited4 opinions
- Parsowith v. Com., Dept. of RevenueSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1999
- Quality Food Markets, Inc. v. Zoning Hearing BoardCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania · 1980
- South Lebanon Township Zoning Hearing Board v. WeberCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania · 1991
- Southeastern Chester County Refuse Authority v. Board of Supervisors of London Grove TownshipCommonwealth Court of Pennsylvania · 2007