Still stung by allegations that she has violated the state’s Subdivision Act, former Placer County Planning Commissioner Michelle Ollar-Burris is firing back with some charges of her own.

In a cross-complaint to the county’s civil lawsuit against her, Ollar-Burris sued the county and dozens of its unnamed officials and employees for casting “a cloud of doubt upon (her) activities as a licensed real estate broker and a lawful subdivider of land,” for loss of goodwill connected with her business, and for inverse condemnation.

She was a member of the county planning panel — appointed by District 5 Supervisor Bruce Kranz — until the board of supervisors removed her last June and then ordered a $30,000 investigation of her subdividing activities.

In her cross-complaint, Ollar-Burris charged that the opinions expressed in the investigator’s report “are factually and legally false, mistaken and incorrect...and not supported by substantial evidence.”

Ollar-Burris is represented by Steven P. Belzer, a Sacramento attorney.

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