Farber, principal of Brownstein Hyatt & Farber, says that is not the case. Farber says he simply wants a 30-day delay so the council can better understand the huge agreement that has more than 400 pages of details.
"When we're talking about a 70-year agreement, what difference does another 30 days make?" Farber asks.
Vail Resorts has threatened to sue Intrawest, claiming the agreement with the city over Winter Park may violate a non-compete agreement that stems from a joint venture they're doing at Vail's Keystone Resort.
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