But Bernard Hurley says he won’t “foot the bill” for Buck Co.’s “mismanagement” of the long-planned Hurley Place.
But Bernard Hurley says he won’t “foot the bill” for Buck Co.’s “mismanagement” of the long-planned Hurley Place.
Steel House was completed in early 2025.
Hilltop neighbors challenge a zoning variance, foreclosure underway for a RiNo bar, a lemon in Bow Mar, and more.
Maize will serve an 18-course menu to eight diners at a time.
The RiNo restaurant has surrendered its space to landlord Lagniappe Capital Partners.
Super Mega Bien’s Anthony Maciag and Tabatha Knop sued to get paid. But a third owner, Dana Rodriguez, isn’t involved in the lawsuit.
“They want to have an event center and throw as much booze at people as possible and they don’t give a darn about anything else.”
“The complaint is totally inaccurate in terms of what was happening at the time and what took place,” Brian Wynne says.
“Those buildings were just attracting transients and they caught on fire a couple of times, so we felt we needed to get them torn down for liability purposes.”
Rose “interfered with residents’ quiet enjoyment, disregarded safety regulations and caused reputational harm,” says The Penrose in its countersuit.
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