Case stems from failed ballot issue on NorthSide development

By: Kelly Wiese December 17, 2009

A group of residents opposed to a planned development in north St. Louis have taken their case to federal court, with a twist. Litigation is already under way in two different state-level courts challenging both the method by which city officials approved tax-backed financing for the project and state tax credits the developer could receive. But the ...

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