Opinion

Farr v. Board of Adjustment

  • 79 N.C. App. 754
  • 340 S.E.2d 521
  • 1986 N.C. App. LEXIS 2125
Court
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
Filed
Mar 18, 1986
Status
Published
Author
Hedrick
On the bench
Becton, Hedrick, Phillips
Cited by
1 cases

The opinion

Chief Judge HEDRICK

dissenting.

In my opinion, the zoning ordinance in question is not unconstitutional. I do not believe the majority has addressed the principal issue raised on appeal as to whether the occupancy of the accessory building as a residence by the petitioner’s son is a violation of the ordinance. The facts found by the zoning board support the conclusion that the occupancy of the accessory building by the petitioner’s son is in violation of the ordinance. I vote to affirm the decision of the superior court.

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