Judge dismisses Costco lawsuit, plaintiffs ask reconsideration
LONGMONT — A district court judge in Boulder County has dismissed a lawsuit that a citizen group filed in order to stop or slow development of a Costco store in Longmont.
Judge Bruce Langer dismissed the case June 17, but the citizen group, Residents and Workers for a Safe Longmont, filed a motion for reconsideration a few days later. That motion has yet to be heard.
The lawsuit was originally filed March 14. The filers contended that the city failed to meet city code, the city comprehensive plan and zoning codes.
The city, according to the lawsuit, is working in collaboration with…
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