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Conn Kavanaugh represents developers before municipal planning boards. We work closely with engineers, surveyors, and clients to formulate plans that will pass muster with even the toughest board. Conn Kavanaugh has litigated and tried cases involving both traditional “full†subdivision approval and approval-not-required (Form A) plans. Recently, Conn Kavanaugh prosecuted claims against a developer for failure to meet conditions of subdivision approval, resulting in a substantial verdict and Chapter 93A award for our municipal client. Representative Matters- Prosecuted first-impressions case for municipality against developer defaulting on conditions of subdivision approval, securing six-figure jury verdict and an award of double damages and attorneys fees.
- Prosecuted case against town's flood plain by-law, obtaining variance to allow residential subdivision.
- Defended abutter claim of adverse possession of portion of subdivision, resulting in completion of development.
- Prosecuted appeal of Board of Health grant of variance for well that would negate approval of septic for clients residential subdivision.
- Won trial verdict for municipality over failure of developer to complete subdivision appeal, resulting in six-figure award, then doubled and supplemented with fees awarded under G. L. c. 93A.
- Dozens of appeals involving challenges to or defense of special permits, variances, site plan review, subdivision approval, and wetlands orders of condition.
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