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Under the mediated settlement, the city admits no wrongdoing, but acknowledges “that the process to reach this settlement has been unnecessarily protracted,” has caused Gersten “much distress and expenditure of time and money in pursuit of this settlement” and that the city “recognizes and appreciates” his “forbearance.”
A 10-year legal battle over a proposed McDonald’s on a vacant lot in Hartford is nearing a conclusion.
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A 10-year legal battle over a proposed McDonald’s on a vacant lot in Hartford is nearing a conclusion. The city has reached a tentative agreement with a developer who had sought to build a fast-food restaurant on a small lot in the West End that had been opposed by neighborhood residents and the city, the Hartford Courant reported .
A food truck park is being built on Farmington Avenue in the West End of Hartford, on a vacant lot which was the focus of a nine-year lawsuit.