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GREENE CTY. CITIZENS UNITED v. GREEN COUNTY SOLID WASTE AUTH.

161 Pa.Commw. 330 (1994)

636 A.2d 1278

GREENE COUNTY CITIZENS UNITED, by Cindy CUMPSTON, Trustee Ad Litem; Greene County Haulers Association by John Glendenning, Trustee Ad Litem; Dunkard Township et al. v. GREENE COUNTY SOLID WASTE AUTHORITY, a Pennsylvania corporation; William H. Martin, Inc., a Pennsylvania corporation; Waste Management of Donora, Inc., a Pennsylvania Corporation, Appeal of WILLIAM H. MARTIN, INC., a Pennsylvania corporation, Appellant.

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania.

Decided January 12, 1994.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mary Drake Korsmeyer, for appellant.

Robert J. Shostak, for appellee Green County Citizens United.

Timothy N. Logan, for appellee Greene County Haulers Ass'n.

Before CRAIG, President Judge, COLINS, J., and KELTON, Senior Judge.

CRAIG, President Judge.

William H. Martin, Inc. appeals an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Greene County that denied Martin's motion to dissolve a preliminary injunction the trial court had granted in favor of a citizens group, a haulers' association in Greene County, and several local municipalities in Greene County. The preliminary injunction enjoined the Greene County Solid Waste Authority (1) from implementing a solid waste management plan that Greene County...

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