In Cole v. Planning & Zoning Commission, 30 Conn. App. 511, 514-15, 620 A.2d 1324 (1993), certain amendments permitted the establishment of commercial sawmills in two residential zones. The plaintiffs owned property in those zones and appealed from the adoption of the amendments. The Court determined that the plaintiffs were statutorily aggrieved by virtue of 8-8 (a) (1) as owners of land within the affected zones. Id., 514. "The plaintiffs, however, as owners of land within either the R-3 zone or the R-5 zone, the zones to which the amendment pertains, are aggrieved parties by virtue of General Statutes 8-8 (a) (1). . . . We determine that the plaintiffs were aggrieved parties by virtue of their ownership of land within the zone to which the amendment pertained . . . ." Cole v. Planning & Zoning Commission, 30 Conn. App. at 514-15.