The dissolution garnered a swath of reactions from those connected to the plans and legal proceedings.
The division canceled the company’s proposal because it would “impede navigation and permanently transfer sovereign lands to private parties, violating the public trust.”Īrguments were heard in Utah’s 4th District in the case as recently as May 30, according to other reporting. The request by LRS to “dismiss all associated proceedings” would, presumably, include the company’s ongoing lawsuit against the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands. “It was not at all a surprise that they dissolved, but it’s also unclear whether this is the real end.” “The judge ruled months ago that they had to pay attorneys fees and that they likely would have to pay personal damages to me, which they have avoided paying,” Abbott said.
0 kommentar(er)
