Lawsuit seeks to stop sportsplex development

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A lawsuit has been filed by two Southmont couples attempting to halt the construction of a $65 million sportsplex in Davidson County.

Summary

Two Southmont couples, Thomas and Edith Sheluga, and Barry and Sylvia Woodward, have initiated legal proceedings in Davidson County Superior Court to prevent the development of a proposed $65 million sportsplex. The couples filed a request for a declaratory judgment and injunctions on Monday, signaling their intent to challenge the project's legality and halt its progress. The lawsuit aims to stop the construction of the sportsplex, indicating concerns regarding its potential impact on the community.

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