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Quinn Property Order (Upper Merion v. Quinn)
As many of you may know there has been a problem with student housing on Mayberry. Mr. Quinn was taken in front of the township due the large population of students, as well as trash problems and dozens of vehicles on his property. He has lost his issue with township as they enforced the zoning code and currently the property is empty.
Quinn challenged the code at a hearing in Montgomery County. An injunction hearing on this matter was resolved by the following Stipulated Order:
1. The tenants residing in the apartment above the garage will vacate the property by Dec. 31, 2009. Thereafter, that apartment may not be occupied as a separate residence.
2. The stove will be removed from the kitchen of the apartment so as to render the kitchen dysfunctional.
3. The main house may be rented and occupied as a single family residence as that term is defined by the Upper Merion Township code.
4. The zoning appeal will be listed as a separate matter to be heard in due course subject to Upper Merion’s right to challenge the appeal on the several grounds we have previously asserted.
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