Amherst General Bylaws § 3.50

Citation: Amherst General Bylaws § 3.50 (9)
Parent Document: Amherst General Bylaws (rental-housing provisions: Art. 3.50 Residential Rental, 3.26 Nuisance House, 3.48 Stretch Energy, 3.3 Human Rights)
Jurisdiction: Amherst (municipal)
Original Source: https://amherstma.gov/DocumentCenter/View/83790/General-Bylaws-of-the-Town-of... ↗

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(9) If the Construction or Alteration for which an application for a Certificate of
    Appropriateness has been filed shall be determined to be inappropriate and therefore
    disapproved, or in the event of an application for a Certificate of Hardship, the
    Commission shall determine whether, owing to conditions especially affecting the
    Building or Structure involved, but not affecting the District generally, failure to
    approve an application will involve a substantial hardship, financial or otherwise, to
    the applicant and whether the application may be approved without substantial
    detriment to the public welfare or to the District and without substantial derogation
    from the intent and purposes of this bylaw. If the Commission determines that, owing
    to applicable conditions, failure to approve an application will involve substantial
    hardship to the applicant and approval thereof may be made without substantial
    detriment or derogation, the Commission shall issue a Certificate of Hardship.

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