Stop the Build

We and our attorneys strongly believe that the dismissal with prejudice issued on August 26 constitutes reversible error. We appealed to the Indiana Court of Appeals on September 1 and are asking the Court to reverse the dismissal and remand the case so that we can amend our petition, if necessary, and continue pursuing judicial review. In short: our case is not over. The dismissal was based on standing—not on the merits of the case. The judge did not rule on whether the Hawk’s Landing...

On August 26, the Hendricks County judge assigned to our case dismissed it with prejudice. The judge made no decision on the merits of the case. We had not reached that point yet. Instead, the judge determined that we had no right to even ask a court to review the Planning Commission’s decision—a decision we firmly believe was legally flawed and violated Brownsburg’s own zoning ordinances. She ruled that we were not properly aggrieved to bring the case. If the immediate neighbors of a...

LEGAL UPDATE — AND A BIG THANK YOU First things first: between money already donated and pledges we expect to receive soon, we have reached our current fundraising goal of $15,000! This community continues to show up, and we could not be more grateful. Now, a legal update. Weekley Homes has filed a Motion to Dismiss our Judicial Review case, arguing that the plaintiffs do not have sufficient legal standing to challenge the Plan Commission’s approval of Hawk’s Landing. Our attorneys have now...