Summary
After the NC Supreme Court ruled the town wrongly denied the developer's permits, the town settled for $725,000 — including about $332,000 in attorney fees — to end the case and avoid further claims.
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
$725,000 paid from town funds, with $332,370.13 covering attorney fees.
The town closes out costly ongoing litigation and avoids further damages claims.
Taxpayers bear the cost of the settlement.
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Board of Commissioners - Apr 21, 2026
After the NC Supreme Court ruled the town wrongly denied the developer's permits, the town settled for $725,000 — including about $332,000 in attorney fees — to end the case and avoid further claims.
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