Summary
A Clinton resident is suing the city because officials stalled a petition trying to block a new townhome project. It's a classic clash over local growth and how much say neighbors actually have.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could end up footing the bill if the city has to defend itself in court over how it handled the petition.
Residents who want to stop high-density building get a shot at forcing the city's hand through the legal system.
Future residents looking for housing and the developers building the townhomes face costly delays and uncertainty.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Clinton resident leads charge against townhome development, files lawsuit after petition stalls
Clinton resident leads charge against townhome development, files lawsuit after petition stalls ksl.com
Developer's hired firm accused of misinformation in Clinton townhome project controversy
Developer's hired firm accused of misinformation in Clinton townhome project controversy KUTV
'It's way too much': Clinton housing proposal spurs petition drive to halt development
'It's way too much': Clinton housing proposal spurs petition drive to halt development KSL.com
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