The Appeals Court, in an unpublished decision, has determined that a trailer on a lot, even though not being used at the time of the enactment of zoning, was enough to disqualify the lot for treatment as a grandfathered lot under G.L. c. 40A, § 6, par. 4.
The case is Kibbe v. Town of Douglas, 2007 WL 1791700 (Mass.App.Ct. June 21, 2007) and the full text can be found HERE.
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