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San Bernardino County plans to appeal a $5 million judgment awarded to a group of Colton property owners who sued the county over a delayed road project.

The Board of Supervisors voted to take the action Tuesday during its closed session, County Counsel Ruth Stringer announced.

In October, a jury found in favor of a group of five property owners who said the county was liable for lost value on their property due to a delay in completing road work.

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