Brighton, co-defendants seek dismissal of Amprius lawsuit
BRIGHTON — The city of Brighton, battery maker Amprius Technologies Inc. and real estate owner Starboard Platform Brighton have all filed motions to dismiss the lawsuit filed by Brighton resident Angela Pirrone that seeks to stop Amprius from building a battery plant at a location in the city.
Pirrone filed a lawsuit Oct. 17 that challenged the city’s rezoning decision that affected the potential usage of the former Kmart Distribution Center, now called the Mile High Logistics Center, at 18875 Bromley Lane in Brighton. The property owner, Starboard, sought the rezoning in order to attract Amprius to the 1.3-million-square-foot site.
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