Following a hearing regarding a development permit for water-skiing competitions, three parties brought applications for costs.
The applicant company sought costs against the Town of Mono, alleging unreasonable conduct and bad faith.
The Town and a citizens' coalition sought costs against the company, citing a frivolous post-hearing motion and disrespectful conduct.
The Hearing Officers dismissed the company's application, finding the Town's conduct was reasonable and in good faith.
The Hearing Officers granted the Town's and the coalition's applications in part, finding the company's post-hearing motion was unreasonable and frivolous.
The company was ordered to pay $2,000 to the Town and $500 to the coalition.
