GORHAM — The homeowners who went to court to force OHRV traffic out of their Route 2/Lancaster Road neighborhood are asking that the state and town of Gorham be ordered to cover their more than $360,000 in legal expenses.
Last month, Grafton Superior Court Justice Lawrence MacLeod ruled that the decision by the N.H. Department of Transportation, the N.H. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, and the town of Gorham to allow OHRV traffic in that neighborhood constituted an unconstitutional taking of the plaintiffs’ properties and they are entitled to just compensation. Separate from the taking issue, the plaintiffs filed a motion on Feb. 24, asking that the defendants be ordered to cover their current and future legal expenses in the case.
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