Asphalt-plant owner sues Wellington over site-plan denial
WELLINGTON — The operators of an asphalt-mixing plant in the Timnath area have sued the town of Wellington’s Board of Trustees, asking the Larimer County District Court to force the trustees to clear the way for the plant to be relocated to a 35-acre tract near a residential area on Wellington’s north side.
The trustees, acting on an appeal filed by two Wellington residents living near the proposed site of the plant, voted 4-3 on Aug. 23 to reverse the town planning commission’s 6-1 vote on June 5 to approve the plan by Windsor-based Connell Resources to move its…
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