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PERSPECTIVE: Jason Hughes is a Piñata but Who s Yanking the Rope? – https://laprensa-sandiego org

PERSPECTIVE: Jason Hughes is a Piñata but Who s Yanking the Rope? – https://laprensa-sandiego org
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The City Is Betting on This Law to Get it Out of 101 Ash, Civic Center Deals

The City Is Betting on This Law to Get it Out of 101 Ash, Civic Center Deals Several attorneys told Voice of San Diego the city has a viable case against real estate adviser Jason Hughes. But there are issues that could trip up the city’s quest to kill the two controversial building deals. This post has been updated. San Diego is betting a state anti-corruption law can be an escape hatch from two city leases that a real estate guru it had considered a volunteer received more than $9 million to help execute. City Attorney Mara Elliott and a team of lawyers allege former adviser Jason Hughes violated Government Code Section 1090, which bars government officials from having financial interests in contracts they broker in their official capacities. In past cases, the law has also applied to contractors and consultants like Hughes, particularly when they provide advice to government officials.

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Opinion: In the 101 Ash Street scandal, who knew what and when did they know it? We need answers

Print The editorial board operates independently from the U-T newsroom but holds itself to similar ethical standards. We base our editorials and endorsements on reporting, interviews and rigorous debate, and strive for accuracy, fairness and civility in our section. Disagree? Let us know. San Diego’s 101 Ash Street deal generated new headlines this week after it was revealed a real estate expert the city had described as its voluntary adviser on this and a similar long-term lease-to-own arrangement for Civic Center Plaza received nearly $10 million from a company that brokered the two deals. That development led City Attorney Mara Elliot to file a lawsuit to void both agreements and recover more than $44 million from the sellers.

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Former San Diego city attorney demands answers on Ash Street from his successor and mayor

Print A former San Diego city attorney issued a public demand Wednesday for his successor, Mara Elliott, to answer specific questions about when she first learned of alleged corruption in the city’s failed lease of 101 Ash Street, a now uninhabitable office tower. Michael Aguirre, who was the elected San Diego city attorney between 2004 and 2008, made the request of Elliott at an afternoon press conference on the front steps of the former Sempra Energy headquarters at 101 Ash St. Aguirre said he wants to know when city officials learned that real estate adviser Jason Hughes collected nearly $10 million from a middleman company in the deal while consulting with former Mayor Kevin Faulconer.

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Corruption concerns in controversial Ash Street deal

Corruption concerns in controversial Ash Street deal ABC 10News and last updated 2021-06-30 21:42:49-04 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - Major questions were raised on Wednesday over the shuttered multi-million dollar taxpayer-funded Ash Street deal downtown, after the San Diego City Attorney filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to recoup losses. âThere is corruption here,â taxpayer attorney Michael Aguirre told reporters at a press conference on Wednesday. He and his team are representing taxpayer John Gordon. A year ago, Aguirre said that Gordon brought a corruption lawsuit against the City and officials to set aside the $200 million taxpayer-funded Ash Street building lease-purchase agreement.

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