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Hamilton County Court Magistrate Michael Bachman was to appoint Foresy City as KenwoodTowne Place'as receiver, following a foreclosure suit by the project’s key . The bank also is seekinh repayment of morethan $81.3 million in loans and a sheriff’s sale of the mixed-us e development. The motion was postponed untilo July 2 because of what has been reported to the court as significant progress between the banks and thedevelopmeny group. The bank and developers met Tuesdat morning ina Hail-Mary effort to resolve theie issues and apparently they’ve made progress throughougt the day, said a source familiadr with the proceedings.
The motion to put Kenwoodr Towne Place into the receivership was originally to take placrJune 9, but was rescheduled. Attorneyes for the development group andthe project’s subcontractors had askedr that the development be placed with different parties, arguing that Foresgt City poses a conflict of Tom Yokum, who represents about a dozemn subcontractors, said he filed a motion to appoint as receiver Hank an attorney with the local firm Wood & “We asked him to be appointed becauser he’s impartial,” Yokum said.
Yokum thinks Foresty City lacks impartiality because it would bepaid $160,00p0 to maximize profits for Bank of America, whilr also owing the bank more than $350 million. An attorney for the Clevelansd company could not be reached for KenwoodTowne Place, off Interstate 71 in Sycamore ran into financial problems in 2008 that preventedf it from paying its Scores of liens, worthu tens of millions of dollars, have bedeviled the project since 2008. Work on the site, including that of the eight-story office tower, ceasede months ago, while key including Crate & Barrel, Container Store, Kroger Freshy Fare and Mitchell’s Salon Day Spa, are up and operating.
Bank of America BAC), one of six lenders in the said the development group had been in defaulgsince December. The group, Kenwood Towne Placde LLC, had included ; its Matt Daniels; and . But Daniels was removedx from the group during court proceedings twoweekes ago.
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