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Changes To Galena Resort Project Still Unclear

Sep 1, 2022 | 1:28 PM

The City of Galena has received additional time to respond to a lawsuit regarding The Parker Project, in part due to potential changes to the resort project. Potential changes to the project, which includes the Galena Marine Hospital, remain unclear. The lawsuit filed by Galena resident Wendy Clark alleges that city officials failed to meet the requirements of city codes and state law when approving rezoning requests for The Parker and did not adequately consider its impacts on nearby residents during the decision-making process. Judge John Hay recently approved a motion from the City of Galena to extend the time period for the city to respond to the lawsuit. A progress call has been set for December 22nd.