Two residents living near the marijuana cultivation facility have filed a proposed class-action lawsuit over odors from the operation, despite months of mitigation efforts by the company and city officials.
The reservation-driven steakhouse would be the New York-based group's first restaurant outside the city. It would occupy the space Tony's vacated in February 2025.
Developer Larry Chapman's plan includes 63 single-family lots, multifamily buildings and preserved research facilities. No development cost was disclosed.
The collapse came days after Tegethoff asked the court to use cash collateral as earnest money. His attorney suggested interference from someone involved in the bankruptcy case.
A dog daycare and boarding business has added a second location, following a more than $500,000 renovation of a retail space that had been vacant for 15 years.
The new residential treatment facility allows the nonprofit to provide long-term housing, therapy and educational services for minors recovering from sex trafficking.