Legal Opinion
France Stone Co., Inc. v. Charter Tp. of Monroe
District Court, E.D. Michigan
Decided August 31, 1992No. 4:90-cv-73409PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
GADOLA, District Judge.
Background
Plaintiff France Stone Company owns 200.92 acres of land, all of which abut a federal and state trunk line highway known as US-24, which is also known as Telegraph Road, in Monroe Township, Monroe County, Michigan. This property is known as the “Denniston Farm”.
There exists at this site approximately 46,000,000 tons of minable dolomite 1 after taking into account non-minable areas on the property intended by plaintiff to. be used for setbacks, roads, berms, et cetera. The 46,000,000 tons of minable dolomite meet all the road building specifications of…
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