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Brighton City Council paves way for Amprius battery plant

ByChristopher Wood
BRIGHTON — Rezoning of the former Kmart Distribution Center at 18875 Bromley Lane to allow for a lithium-ion battery-production plant received approval on first reading Tuesday by the Brighton City Council. The council voted 4-3 to allow the Mile High Logistics Center planned development on the 103.3-acre property — superseding...

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