News · Housing and development · Adams County · Colorado
The developer sued the city as officials consider revoking the Broomfield Town Square development plan.
Key takeaways
The developer behind Broomfield Town Square has sued the city, placing the project in court as city officials consider whether to revoke its development plan. The lawsuit and the possible city action are now connected parts of the dispute over the project.
Officials are considering revoking the development plan for Broomfield Town Square. The title of the development and the city’s review identify the dispute as a Broomfield matter involving housing and development.
The city’s consideration of revocation does not itself resolve the lawsuit. The court case and the city’s review are separate steps: the developer has brought a legal challenge, while officials are weighing a decision about the project’s plan.
The next developments will be the city’s decision on whether to revoke the plan and the progress of the developer’s lawsuit. Those actions will determine how the project moves through the legal and local-government processes.
CBS News reported on the lawsuit and the city’s consideration of revoking the plan. Read the CBS News report.
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