Legal action mulled after Wellington trustees reverse planners’ OK of asphalt plant
Editor’s note: This story has been corrected to indicate that the Wellington board of trustees, responding to an appeal, reversed its planning commission’s — not its own — decision approving a plan for relocation of an asphalt-mixing plant. Also, Lisa Clay does not live on the property that had been proposed for relocation of the plant. BizWest regrets the errors.
WELLINGTON – The operators of an asphalt-mixing plant in Timnath are considering legal action in the wake of this week’s decision by Wellington’s board of trustees to overturn its planning commission’s approval of a plan to move the facility to a…
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