Attorney said city broke the law before it rushed hearing on new downtown parking lot


An attorney for a major downtown landowner accused the city of breaking the law by not holding a hearing on his client’s request to build a new surface parking lot at a former bus station. His letter came weeks before the city could consider fresh restrictions on such projects.

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