Would-be Northside Developer loses bid for another day in court.

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Would-be Northside Developer loses bid for another day in court.

After his NorthSide redevelopment plan was rejected by a St. Louis Circuit Judge, Paul McKee’s attorneys asked for a new hearing to present additional evidence. That request was denied.

 

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January 12, 2014 / Uncategorized

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