A growing fight over large data centers in Kansas has spilled out of city halls and into courtrooms, as residents in several communities who used citizen petitions to try to block the projects are now being sued.
It says in the article, but essentially, in order to file for the voting block to go to the courts it was required to name someone, so that someone was the residence.
Cities can sue residents? How does that work? Like a reverse class action or something?
It says in the article, but essentially, in order to file for the voting block to go to the courts it was required to name someone, so that someone was the residence.