Reseña de Suzanne Baker Clark v. Waupaca County

Suzanne Baker Clark v. Waupaca County de Court of Appeals of Wisconsin Resumen del Libro

GARTZKE, P.J. Suzanne Clark and Nancy Woodburn appeal from a judgment affirming the decision of the Waupaca County Board of
Adjustment. The board denied their request for variances under the county zoning ordinance to build a single-family dwelling
on their platted lot. They assert that the board acted arbitrarily and capriciously without regard to the evidence before
it, and failed to state valid reasons for denying the variances, and that compliance with the zoning requirements unreasonably
prevents them from using their property for any purpose. The trial court held to the contrary, and we affirm. Appellants' lake lot has been in their family since it was platted around 1905. According to appellants, it contains 4,889
square feet, is pie-shaped with fifty feet of public road frontage, and is about twenty-four feet wide at the Long Lake meander
line and thirty-six feet wide at the seventy-five foot water setback line. 1 Years after the platting, the county adopted
a zoning ordinance.

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