Today, the Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed the decision of Midland Circuit Court denying Heron Cove Association’s (HCA) appeal of the special assessments rolls for the restoration and maintenance of the Four Lakes normal (legal) lake levels. In its opinion, the Michigan Court of Appeals stated, “The fundamental facts of this case are largely indisputable.” The opinion cites the Court of Appeals’ reasons for denying the appeal which can be read here. "We are very pleased that the Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed the decision of the circuit court. It confirms that FLTF and Gladwin and Midland counties followed the law,” said Dave Kepler, president of Four Lakes Task Force (FLTF). “This last year created uncertainty but it’s time to move forward and regain momentum in bringing the lakes back and restoring the quality of life for our lake communities.”
FLTF hopes to receive a decision soon from the U.S. Federal District Court in connection with the two federal lawsuits filed by HCA against the Counties and FLTF that were largely based on the claims raised before the Michigan Court of Appeals. Comments are closed.
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