Brighton resident files lawsuit to stop Amprius battery factory
BRIGHTON — A neighbor of the proposed Amprius battery factory in Brighton has filed a lawsuit to stop the rezoning of the property, which she claims was done illegally.
Angela Pirrone filed the lawsuit Tuesday. She seeks an order staying the construction of the manufacturing facility, an order to invalidate the rezoning that occurred in September, reinstatement of the original commercial zoning on the property and award of attorney fees.
The property in question is the former Kmart Distribution Center, now called the Mile High Logistics Center, at 18875 Bromley Lane in Brighton. It is a 1.3-million-square-foot facility that had been…
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