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Tag: Court of Common Pleas of Blair County

MPC Section 617 Enables Private Enforcement Actions for Violations of Any Ordinance Created Under the MPC

In this appeal from the Court of Common Pleas of Blair County, the Commonwealth Court was asked to determine whether § 617 of the Municipalities Planning Code (“MPC”) permits a private cause of action to enforce a SALDO violation. In reversing the trial court’s determination, the Court held that MPC § 617 permits private enforcement actions for violations of any ordinance established pursuant to the MPC.

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