Donald Hagerott is asking the North Dakota Supreme Court to overturn the County Commission’s decision.
Hagerott’s attorney, Tami Norgard, told the justices Monday that Hagerott got a permit May 1 that gave him 180 days to start building a house on the land. She said the County Commission issued a permit for the feedlot June 25.
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Norgard said Hagerott wants to build a house for his son, Mark, who is on military duty in Afghanistan.
Morton County’s attorney, Randy Bakke, argued there is no evidence Hagerott actually was going to build a house on the property.
A district judge earlier dismissed Hagerott’s appeal of the county’s decision. The Supreme Court has taken the case under review.
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