In the latest chapter of what is becoming a longstanding saga of a dispute between neighbors regarding commercial horse boarding operations within the Village, last month an Illinois appellate court reversed a decision made by the circuit court and remanded the matter for further proceedings before that court.
According to the unanimous decision, three justices held that the circuit court “erred in dismissing the plaintiff property owners’ amended injunctive relief against defendants, who were owners of a horse boarding facility, on the basis of failure to exhaust administrative remedies, mootness and lack of justiciability.”
A copy of the court’s March 28 twenty-four page decision can be downloaded here.
Those who may be unfamiliar with this matter can read further background from 2010 by clicking here.
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