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Builder claims Xcel’s service, installation delays caused “lost sales” in Broomfield housing development

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A developer building a 314-home residential neighborhood in Broomfield has sued Xcel Energy, claiming the utility was so slow in hooking up gas and electric service at the 62-acre site that the builder suffered “lost sales” and “substantial monetary damages.” In Brightland Homes’ lawsuit, filed in Denver District Court on Feb. 21, the Addison, Texas-based homebuilder outlines a long list of hiccups and missteps by Xcel dating back to 2020. That …

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Builder claims Xcel’s service, installation delays caused “lost sales” in Broomfield housing development

Builder Brightland Homes has sued Xcel Energy over alleged delays in providing gas and electricity service to the new Dillon Pointe neighborhood in Broomfield.

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