Town of Wellesley v. Brossi

The town seeks to enjoin alleged violation of its zoning by-law by the defendants. The trial judge granted only part of the relief sought by the town. By the final decree each of the defendants was enjoined “from making use of the premises at 21 Pleasant Street in Wellesley [approximately 1,500 feet north of the Wellesley railroad station] . . . only to the extent of the storage of sand, rock, cement blocks,, brick and wood or other building materials.” The town has appealed from the judge’s interlocutory order for a decree. All parties have appealed from the final decree.

William Brossi’s…