Opinion ID: 1461769
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: Guidelines on Remand

Text: On remand, the determinative question in the case sub judice, as previously mentioned, is not whether petitioner's property is subject to any reasonable and significant use without being granted a variance, but is a question of whether the requested variance is reasonable in light of the general findings in relation to the criteria listed in § 125-36. Once that reasonableness determination is made in light of the § 125-36 criteria, [30] the Board may then proceed in considering the conditions outlined in § 125-38. Therefore, if it is determined that the specific six cabin hunting camp proposed is a reasonable and significant use of Phillips Island, the Board then may consider whether that reasonable use is the minimum variance needed in light of the factors of § 125-38(B)(1) through (6). As we deem it necessary to order a remand to the Board for these considerations, we shall not specifically address each of the Board's factual findings.