Niagara Falls City Council will again weigh paying lawsuit settlement to NFR

Niagara-gazette
Niagara Falls City Council will reconsider paying a $4.029 million settlement to Niagara Falls Redevelopment after a lawyer's demand.

Summary

Members of the Niagara Falls City Council will meet Wednesday night to again consider approving a $4.029 million payment to a South End landowner, Niagara Falls Redevelopment, as part of a court‑approved settlement of multiple lawsuits. The move follows a demand from the landowner’s attorney that the city make the payment immediately or face a new legal action. If approved, the settlement would resolve the outstanding litigation and allocate the funds as agreed.

(Source:Niagara-gazette)

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