Greenbriar Sustainable Living Inc V.GRB

I will admit, this isn't helpful

[tylerreddick]

" On March 7, the judge unilaterally moved the hearing date to March 29. Since then, attorneys for the involved parties — including the developer Greenbriar — asked for a continuance from that date to 2:30 p.m. Friday, May 3, reportedly the first date that was open for all concerned. "
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Why would GRB's lawyers need more time to prepare? And will this affect the promised April sod-turning at Sage Ranch?

But, as I said before, anyone who has been here for a lot longer than schnaps, knows that seldom do things go as planned in Jeff land (Western Wind). Patience should still be rewarded, just need to exercise a bit more possibly.

[shneps]

It's a matter of all parties being available for the court date openings. Lawyers and judges have other cases on the go besides this case.

[tylerreddick]

If the judge in this case didn't consult with the lawyers before moving the case in the first place, it makes one wonder just what kind of judge this is?

[lunderk]

They moved the case 1 week to Good Friday... everyone will be available that day. ~~Lunderk

[shneps]

Good point Lunderk.

[tylerreddick]

Haha, good catch. The judge ain't too bright, apparently. Or did he do it on purpose?

[shneps]

Sage Ranch is moving ahead full speed.- (March 8th 2023 NR)   The Greenbriar professional engineering team will be filing all of the completed engineering construction plans for all of the improvements for Phase I construction within the next 10 days for the purpose of obtaining the construction permits. - (Dec 4th 2023 NR) - If this was the case the permits should have already been issued.

[SvenVandeBroek]

Frosch asked me a similar question on Twitter. Here's my response: https://twitter.com/Frosch_Invest/status/1769841724937900520