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Vested Interest
In the intervention petition filed December 18, Ski Corporation attorney Douglas Baumgardner requests the court to declare that the Ski Corporation “has a vested right to use its property for an Alpine slide, a ski area and other appropriate, commercialrecreational uses.” He also asks that the court find the amendments to the commercial, B-2 district of the Rappahannock Zoning Ordinance enacted in September to be valid.
Finally, if the court rules that the Ski Corporation has no vested interest and if it cannot rule immediately on the validity of the B-2 amendments, Baumgardner asks that the Izaak Walton League be required “to post bond in a substantial amount." The bond would cover damages incurred by the Ski Corporation "as a result of the economic harm" caused by the Izaak Walton League’s suit, should the suit prove “to be without merit."
In the petition, Baumgardner notes that the Ski Corporation signed a sale agreement dated November 6 for the Harris Hollow property. The agreement includes a lease to a joint venture in which the Ski Corporation will be a partner. The sale provides that the purchase price for the property will be $40,000
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