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Opinions in New Hampshire that cite Harrington v. Town of Warner, 872 A.2d 990.

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David F. Dietz & a. v. Town of Tuftonboro 201 A.3d 65 N.H. 2019
“Our review in zoning cases is limited.” Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Brandt Development Co. v. City of Somersworth 34 A.3d 593 N.H. 2011
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Harborside Associates, L.P. v. Parade Residence Hotel, LLC 34 A.3d 584 N.H. 2011
In Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 85 (2005), we concluded that the applicant, who sought to expand a manufactured housing park, showed that substantial justice would be done in granting the variance “because it would improve a dilapidated area of town and provide affordable housing in the area.” In Daniels v. Town of Londonderry, 157 N.H. 519, 529 (2
Russell Forest Management, LLC v. Town of Henniker 27 A.3d 651 N.H. 2011
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
1808 Corp. v. Town of New Ipswich 20 A.3d 984 N.H. 2011
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Birch Broadcasting, Inc. v. Capitol Broadcasting Corp. 13 A.3d 224 N.H. 2010
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 85 (2005).
Pike Industries, Inc. v. Woodward 999 A.2d 257 N.H. 2010
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Farrar v. City of Keene 973 A.2d 326 N.H. 2009
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Schroeder v. Town of Windham 965 A.2d 1081 N.H. 2008
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Taylor v. Town of Wakefield 959 A.2d 217 N.H. 2008
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Guy v. Town of Temple 956 A.2d 272 N.H. 2008
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Kelsey v. Town of Hanover 956 A.2d 297 N.H. 2008
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Doyle v. Town of Gilmanton 927 A.2d 1211 N.H. 2007
Id.; Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 79 (2005).
Town of Rye Board of Selectmen v. Town of Rye Zoning Board of Adjustment 930 A.2d 382 N.H. 2007
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Anderson v. Motorsports Holdings, LLC 926 A.2d 261 N.H. 2007
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 79 (2005).
Kalil v. Town of Dummer Zoning Board of Adjustment 922 A.2d 672 N.H. 2007
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Kalil v. TOWN OF DUMMER ZONING BD. 922 A.2d 672 N.H. 2007
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77, 872 A.2d 990 (2005).
Blagbrough Family Realty Trust v. a & T Forest Products, Inc. 917 A.2d 1221 N.H. 2007
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Community Resources for Justice, Inc. v. City of Manchester 917 A.2d 707 N.H. 2007
“As our cases since Simplex have emphasized, the first prong of the Simplex standard is the critical inquiry for determining whether unnecessary hardship has been established.” Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 80 (2005).
Robinson v. Town of Hudson 914 A.2d 239 N.H. 2006
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Garrison v. Town of Henniker 907 A.2d 948 N.H. 2006
The superior court also noted that “[ although the evidence in the certified record and GME’s application show that the property is ideal for GME’s facility, ‘the burden must arise from the property and not from the individual plight of the landowner,”’ quoting Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 81 (2005).
City of Rochester v. Corpening 907 A.2d 383 N.H. 2006
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 79 (2005).
Colla v. Town of Hanover 890 A.2d 916 N.H. 2006
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005).
Chester Rod & Gun Club, Inc. v. Town of Chester 883 A.2d 1034 N.H. 2005
As “the fundamental premise of zoning laws is the segregation ofland according to uses,” Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 78 (2005), “[a] variance must be denied if the proposed use will alter the essential character of the neighborhood,” Young, supra § 20.43, at 554-55.
Appeal of New Hampshire Department of Transportation 883 A.2d 272 N.H. 2005
Harrington v. Town of Warner, 152 N.H. 74, 77 (2005) (landowner bears burden of establishing certain factors to obtain variance from zoning ordinance).

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