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CARDON INVESTMENTS v. TOWN OF NEW MARKET

No. 149, September Term, 1983.

302 Md. 77 (1984)

485 A.2d 678

CARDON INVESTMENTS v. TOWN OF NEW MARKET ET AL.

Court of Appeals of Maryland.

December 31, 1984.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Neil Vincent Wake, Phoenix, Ariz., and John C. Murphy, Baltimore (Harry T. DeMoll, Frederick, on brief), for appellant.

Thomas P. Smith, County Atty., Michael O. Connaughton, Deputy County Atty., and Steven M. Gilbert, Associate County Atty., Upper Marlboro, on brief, amicus curiae for Prince George's County, Maryland.

Judith A. Armold, Asst. Atty. Gen., Baltimore (Stephen H. Sachs, Atty. Gen., Baltimore, on brief), for appellee, Md. Dept. of State Planning.

Peyton Paul Phillips, Frederick, for appellee, The Town of New Market.

Argued before MURPHY, C.J., and ELDRIDGE, COLE, DAVIDSON, RODOWSKY, COUCH, JJ., and JAMES C. MORTON, Jr., Associate Judge of the Court of Special Appeals (retired), Specially Assigned.

COUCH, Judge.

This appeal concerns the judicial review of a zoning decision in Frederick County, near the town of New Market. The local zoning board granted an application for rezoning of the subject property and the Circuit Court for Frederick County reversed the rezoning. The Court of Special Appeals affirmed the circuit court. Cardon Inv's. v. New Market, 55 Md.App. 573, 466 A.2d 504

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