Court dismisses lawsuit that sought to stop Amprius battery plant in Brighton
BRIGHTON — The lawsuit that attempted to stop development of the Amprius battery factory in the former Kmart distribution center building in Brighton has been dismissed.
In a brief order filed Thursday, District Court Judge Roberto Ramirez ordered the case dismissed with prejudice, which means that it cannot be refiled.
All parties agreed to the order; all parties will pay their own legal fees.
The case began when Brighton resident Angela Pirrone objected to the decisions of the Brighton City Council to permit a rezoning of the 1.3 million-square-foot property to enable Amprius Technologies Inc. to locate a battery…
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