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County attorney confirms Leaf Properties appeal in dollar-store case; appeals process could take up to a year
Summary
The county attorney reported the receipt of a notice of appeal from Leaf Properties in the county's dollar-store case; he said the trial court record will be transmitted to the court of appeals and the matter could take up to a year for resolution.
Montezuma County's county attorney told commissioners the county has received a notice of appeal from Leaf Properties related to the local "dollar store" case and that the next step is transmission of the county court record to the Colorado Court of Appeals.
The county attorney said he did not know how long the appeals process might take but quoted opposing counsel as suggesting a decision could take up to a year. He also briefed commissioners on ongoing land-use code review work with planning staff and noted tentative hearing dates for Ironwood-related matters in August.
The report indicated the appeal will be a multi-month to year-long process and county attorneys and planners will continue to track the case and prepare materials for the appellate record.
