Editor’s Note: A lawsuit only portrays one side of a story.

SPRING CITY, Utah (ABC4) — Nearly a dozen Spring City residents and the nonprofit organization, Friends of Historic Spring City, have filed a lawsuit against the city council over projects they call a threat to the town's historical status.

The lawsuit states that the city council has advanced multiple infrastructure projects, including a watershed project, without following the proper legal steps to advance those projects. This would lead to a rezoning that would threaten the town's historic nature.

The town, which has just over 1,000 residents, is one of only five towns in the United States listed as a Nationally Registered Historic Place. The lawsuit states the proposed zoning changes would threaten this designation by chang

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