Walden officials on Tuesday delayed until next month a discussion of a proposed measure that would reverse the town’s support for a planned grocery store project.
Town Mayor Lee Davis said there’s a March 3 hearing before Bradley County Circuit Court Judge J. Michael Sharp related to the proposed resolution.
He said that John Anderson, a Chattanooga attorney and a principal in the company that owns the land where the project would go, had sought a court review of the proposed measure.
Davis asked that consideration of the resolution be put on the town’s March agenda.
The legal fight involves a project that would hold a 44,000-square-foot grocery store, which has been identified in drawings as a Food City, and small shop space in Walden atop Signal Mountain at Taft Highway and Timesville Road.
