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Attorney tells Morristown council developer has sued town over North Park Place designation
Summary
At public comment, an attorney said his client, property owner David Brown, filed suit challenging the town’s North Park Place redevelopment-area condemnation designation; town staff later said no complaint had been served as of the meeting and advised restraint in public comment.
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During public comment at the Morristown Town Council meeting, attorney Michael Ash said his client, property owner David Brown, has filed litigation against the town challenging the condemnation redevelopment-area designation for North Park Place.
"David Brown has filed litigation against the town to challenge the condemnation redevelopment area designation," Ash said, and urged that redevelopment proceed in partnership with his client.
Council staff responded that, as of the meeting, the town had received no complaint and nothing had been served. A council leadership staff member recommended members refrain from commenting on the matter because it may be pending litigation and said the statements made that evening "do not comport with the facts" and would be addressed as the town defends any lawsuit.
No formal council action was taken on the redevelopment designation during the meeting. The item was raised as public comment and recorded for the minutes; town officials said they will address any served legal process through the appropriate channels.

