Alpine Homes, Inc. v. City of W. Jordan
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Justice Durham, opinion of the Court:
INTRODUCTION
¶ 1 In this case, several property developers allege that the City of West Jordan violated statutory provisions that regulate how a municipality may spend the impact fees collected from developers. They claim that the city violated statutes requiring it to spend the fees on specified categories of expenditures within six years. The developers' first claim for relief in the operative complaint is for a declaratory judgment. The district court dismissed only the last portion of that claim, which sought a declaratory judgment that West Jordan must…
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