Michigan woman sues Toll Brothers over access to her 19-acre property
A woman from Michigan has initiated legal action against Toll Brothers concerning their wastewater management and access rights. Her property, undeveloped, is situated between two upcoming luxury housing estates. The lawsuit alleges that the developers have disregarded her property rights and neglected environmental regulations. She aims to reinstate her access easement and challenge the site…
A Michigan woman named Susan Miller is suing homebuilder Toll Brothers over her access to a 19-acre wooded property in Lodi Township. The dispute stems from developers' plans to build luxury homes and wastewater treatment facilities on adjacent land. Miller claims the developers disregarded her rights and environmental regulations, stating that the treatment facility would release wastewater near her property, altering the natural water flow.
Toll Brothers and their subsidiary deny the allegations, arguing that Miller's lawsuit is an attempt to delay the project and cause financial harm. The lawsuit also centers around a road access issue, with Miller claiming the new access road was never built despite both parties recording the termination of her original easement and the replacement agreement.
Miller is seeking the restoration of her original easement, the cancellation of the replacement agreement, and damages exceeding $25,000.
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