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Judge Derek Ankrom said he will take a few days to decide whether to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to enforce University Heights deed restrictions.

In a letter to Springfield leadership, the developer said the property was vacant due to \

The Springfield City Council had a lot to discuss and vote on Monday night.

The developers of the controversial university heights project want city council to send it back to Springfield planning and zoning again. This comes after changes to the project.

The Springfield City Council could address the original application during a public hearing on May 22.

A property developer at the corner of Sunshine Street and National Avenue in Springfield asked Springfield’s City Council to reconsider a rezoning request.

After months of contention over a development plan, the owners of the lot at a busy Springfield intersection say they have a new plan.

Even though the Commission rejected the proposed development in a 1-7 vote, ultimate fate of the project lies at Springfields city council.

The denial of the plan is only a recommendation by planning and zoning.

Commissioners appeared to be divided on whether the rezoning at National and Sunshine should be approved.