Condo owners fighting against units’ demolitionBy Quan Truong The Columbus Dispatch Saturday August 18, 2012 7:47 AM Tension is running high at Woodcliff Condominiums in Whitehall as another round of exhaustive testimony over the complex’s possible demolition starts on Monday. With two weeks of hearings scheduled in Franklin County’s Environmental Court, some residents are furious that they might lose their homes.
Prompt decision on 770 Sandy Street condemnation order promised by judge – timesherald.comNORRISTOWN – The 2 1/2 hour hearing on whether to lift the 27-month condemnation order on 770 Sandy Street ended Thursday afternoon with a promise from Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Bernard Moore to “make very effort to make a prompt decision.”
Court date looms as Norristown seeks to lift condo condemnation – timesherald.comNORRISTOWN – With remediation and code inspections completed three months ago, Norristown asks a judge this week to lift the 27-month condemnation order on 770 Sandy Street while the eight condo owners and a bank holding a construction loan question whether the repairs were completed properly.
Unfinished, $11M ‘Loudon House’ condos in Colonie could be rezoned – The Business ReviewTown officials in Colonie, New York, could decide this week what to do about the unfinished, $11 million ‘Loudon House’ condominium project that has riled up neighbors in the wealthy hamlet of Loudonville. One option: Change the zoning law to single-family residential, though that step alone would not reverse what has already been done on the site.
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