Developers sue Longmont over implementation of new water fee
LONGMONT — Developers of the Springs at Longmont in the Weld County part of the city have sued Longmont and its attorney, claiming that the city has retroactively applied water-dedication policies in a way that has resulted in $2 million in additional costs.
The developers, Continental 510 Fund LLC and Continental 659 Fund LLC, alleged in their lawsuit that Longmont changed the method that it uses to determine how much water a developer is required to dedicate to the community, that it stated at a City Council meeting that the new method would not apply to developments already in the system,…
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