Circle H Development, Inc. v. City of Woodstock

Cooper, Judge.

In the 1980s appellants developed an industrial park in the City of Woodstock (hereinafter “the City”), dividing the park into parcels and selling them. Appellants as developers provided the necessary infrastructure for the park, including an eight-inch water pipe. In late 1985, when only a few parcels had been sold, appellants’ largest purchaser informed appellants and the City that water flow to the park was not sufficient for its needs. City engineers came up with a pro posed solution involving the installation of a 12-inch water pipe. The City could do the actual work but…