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Centerplan Construction, the developer at the center of a legal dispute over Dunkin’ Donuts Park, has filed an amended complaint against the city and is seeking to add a prominent developer as an additional defendant.
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The original developers of Hartford’s Dunkin’ Donuts Park and the land around it have filed an amended complaint essentially seeking to take back the mixed-use development project around the ballpark that the city fired them from in 2016.
A lawsuit against the original developer of Dunkin’ Donuts Park will go back before a trial judge later this month, following a decision by the Connecticut Supreme Court. In the suit, filed by Centerplan Construction against the city of Hartford, the North Haven-based contractor accused the city of breaching its contract and sought more $90 million in damages. The city terminated Centerplan from the project in May 2016 amid contractual disputes and construction delays.
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The developer of a residential, mixed-use project around Dunkin' Donuts Park in downtown Hartford plans to press on with construction.
It was almost six years ago that a major construction delay at the site of Hartford’s minor league baseball stadium forced the city to fire Centerplan...