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The Nevada Supreme Court dismissed an appeal that sought a legal review of an upcoming Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple near Lone Mountain. The Nevada Supreme Court dismissed a community group’s consolidated appeals for a legal review of an upcoming Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple in northwest Las Vegas. In the same Sept. 14 order, the state’s highest court declined to review the project and left in place the lower court’s dismissal and its more than $55,000 in attorney fees owed to the city of Las Vegas, the defendant in the case.
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Construction of the Lone Mountain Nevada Temple began a year ago, according to the church’s website. As the case proceeded this summer, the Nevada Rural Preservation Alliance lost its legal team and was given a deadline to appoint an attorney.
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