Rivian complaint dismissed

Local zoning challenge unsuccessful

  • Site work for the new Rivian electric vehicle manufacturing plant as part of Stanton Springs North shows the scope of the project off of I-20, including a new frontage road that will connect to a proposed exit from the interstate. MARK ENGEL/Staff
    Site work for the new Rivian electric vehicle manufacturing plant as part of Stanton Springs North shows the scope of the project off of I-20, including a new frontage road that will connect to a proposed exit from the interstate. MARK ENGEL/Staff
  • A site plan has been published, showing the plan for the 2,000-acre industrial site. COURTESY OF CLAYCO
    A site plan has been published, showing the plan for the 2,000-acre industrial site. COURTESY OF CLAYCO
  • Signs near the entrance to the Rivian manufacturing site continue to show citizens’ discontent with the location of the company in rural Morgan County. MARK ENGEL/Staff
    Signs near the entrance to the Rivian manufacturing site continue to show citizens’ discontent with the location of the company in rural Morgan County. MARK ENGEL/Staff
A group of Morgan County citizens who filed a lawsuit challenging the zoning for the Rivian electric vehicle manufacturing plant had their case dismissed in Superior Court Tuesday. The case brought by Edward Clay, Candace Beam, Alan D. Jenkins, Felton Jenkins III, Deborah Crowe, and James Gunn went before the court on Nov. 17, 2023, as the defendants –Morgan County, State of Georgia, and Joint…

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