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Please join REBA’s Land Use & Zoning Section for a webinar at 12 noon on Thursday, April 6th. Kathleen M. Heyer of Pierce Atwood LLP and Daniel C. Hill of Hill Law will present.
Standing is the first hurdle in most zoning appeals. Since the SJC’s decision in Kenner v. Chatham Zoning Board of Appeals (2011), trial and appellate courts have elaborated on the types of harm that can establish aggrievement to confer standing, the quantity and quality of evidence sufficient to rebut a direct abutter’s presumption of standing, and sufficient for an abutter to meet her burden of proof once the presumption has been rebutted.
This webcast program, open to all REBA members, is from 12 to 1 pm on Thursday, April 6, 2023.
To register, RSVP to Audrey Stewart at stewart@reba.net.
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