2009AP3056 Wilderness Waters & Woods Preserve LLC v. Oneida County Board of Adjustment

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Shoreland zoning; preexisting uses; discontinuance

Wilderness Waters & Woods Preserve, LLC, owns a resort that does not conform to applicable zoning regulations but continues as a legal preexisting use. An Oneida County zoning ordinance terminates any legal preexisting use that has been discontinued for twelve consecutive months. The Oneida County Board of Adjustment concluded that the resort’s legal preexisting use discontinued during the 2006 calendar year, and rejected an application to convert the resort to condominiums. Wilderness Waters appeals a judgment of the circuit court upholding the Board’s decision on certiorari review. We affirm. This opinion will not be published.

2009AP3056 Wilderness Waters & Woods Preserve LLC v. Oneida County Board of Adjustment

Dist III, Oneida County, Mangerson, J., Per Curiam

Attorneys: For Appellant: Shannon, John G., Racine; For Respondent: Koopman, Ralph W., Eagle River

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