Curiosity question for the board here-
If a developer is time and again denied permits to develop, though the developer meets all requirements for the permit, and is eventually granted the permit (as originally applied for--not altered from original application), and the time period is abnormally long for approval, could that be considered a temporary taking and be due some compensation under the Fifth amendment?
When you reply would you mind to state if you happen to be a planner, developer, lawyer, etc? I feel it may be relevant to the way the question is answered.
Thanks!
If a developer is time and again denied permits to develop, though the developer meets all requirements for the permit, and is eventually granted the permit (as originally applied for--not altered from original application), and the time period is abnormally long for approval, could that be considered a temporary taking and be due some compensation under the Fifth amendment?
When you reply would you mind to state if you happen to be a planner, developer, lawyer, etc? I feel it may be relevant to the way the question is answered.
Thanks!