The five voters are among about six people who live on the property proposed to be incorporated. and Lisa Reed, one of five registered voters who signed a petition - filed with Stone County - to incorporate the village. The change could remove the property from county rules and regulations.Ĭully filed both actions on behalf of Evergreen Corp. In a separate filing, Evergreen attorney Michael Cully also asked the court to force an election that could make the 400 acres near DD Highway the independent village.
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It seeks a jury trial and unspecified damages. The corporation and a resident of his land at the lake filed the suit Friday against the Stone County Commission, complaining Evergreen has been thwarted in efforts to develop or rezone the land.Īmong other things, the suit alleges that Evergreen, of which Plaster is chairman and president, has lost profits and business goodwill in the amount of no less than $65 million by past denials to develop the property. Plaster is chairman of Evergreen National Corporation. The change appears to make it easier for landowners like Plaster to incorporate villages and avoid county rules for land use. The suit cites the same section of state law that a state legislator said underwent a last-minute change during the last legislative session. Robert Plaster’s company has now sued in its push for the controversial “Village of Table Rock.”
Plaster files lawsuit over Stone County commission delay
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