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       VILLAGES, LLC v. ENFIELD PLANNING
            AND ZONING COMMISSION
                   (SC 19334)
                   (SC 19335)
 Rogers, C. J., and Palmer, Zarella, Eveleigh, McDonald, Espinosa and
                             Robinson, Js.*
     Argued November 6—officially released December 29, 2015

  Kevin M. Deneen, town attorney, with whom, on the
brief, was Maria S. Elsden, senior assistant town attor-
ney, for the appellant (defendant).
  Gwendolyn S. Bishop, with whom, on the brief, was
Paul Timothy Smith, for the appellee (plaintiff).
                                   Opinion

   PER CURIAM. The defendant, the Enfield Planning
and Zoning Commission, appeals, upon our grant of its
petitions for certification, from the judgment of the
Appellate Court affirming the judgments of the trial
court sustaining the land use appeals of the plaintiff,
Villages, LLC.1 Villages, LLC v. Enfield Planning &
Zoning Commission, 149 Conn. App. 448, 450, 89 A.3d
405 (2014). On appeal to this court, the defendant con-
tends that the Appellate Court improperly upheld the
trial court’s determination that the defendant’s deci-
sions to deny the plaintiff’s applications for a special
use permit and an open space subdivision permit were
not ‘‘honest, legal, and fair’’ because one of its commis-
sioners was biased against the plaintiff, and had
engaged in improper ex parte communications concern-
ing the applications. Id., 455.
  After examining the entire record on appeal and con-
sidering the briefs and oral arguments of the parties,
we have determined that the appeals in these cases
should be dismissed on the ground that certification
was improvidently granted.
   The appeals are dismissed.
   * This case originally was scheduled to be argued before a panel of this
court consisting of Chief Justice Rogers and Justices Palmer, Zarella, Eve-
leigh, McDonald, Espinosa and Robinson. Although Justice Robinson was
not present when the case was argued before the court, he has read the
briefs and appendicies, and listened to a recording of the oral argument
prior to participating in this decision.
   1
     In two separate orders, we granted the defendant’s petitions for certifica-
tion to appeal, limited to the following issue: ‘‘Did the Appellate Court
properly determine that the trial court correctly sustained the plaintiff’s
appeals from the determinations of the defendant, the Enfield Planning
and Zoning Commission?’’ Villages, LLC v. Enfield Planning & Zoning
Commission, 312 Conn. 913, 93 A.3d 596 (2014).
   As in the Appellate Court, the defendant’s claims in each of the certified
appeals are identical and are presented in a single brief. See Villages, LLC
v. Enfield Planning & Zoning Commission, supra, 149 Conn. App. 448, 450
n.1, 89 A.3d 405 (2014).
