The owner of Moses Rose’s Hideout said Wednesday’s negotiations with the City of San Antonio were “unsuccessful,” and the threat of eminent domain takeover still looms.
The bar’s owner, Vince Cantu, his wife and his lawyer addressed the media during a press conference, appearing disappointed and frustrated.
Details surrounding the negotiation process were limited, and the dollar amount the Cantu family is asking for their property hasn’t been released due to confidentiality. It’s also unknown how much the city offered them.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Moses Rose’s owner to meet with city, Alamo Trust in hopes of avoiding eminent domainThis will be the first negotiation session since the City Council voted to pursue eminent domain if good faith negotiations failed.
Read more »
Hundreds pack League City meeting as city leaders vote on new panel to review 'obscene' booksIn city council chambers with packed with community members and advocacy groups, League City Council on Tuesday night met to discuss a measure that would create a new board to determine whether materials deemed offensive be allowed into the public library.
Read more »
Austin City Council members are poised to push out the city manager WednesdayA week after Austin City Council members expressed in a closed-door meeting unanimous support for a new city manager, they’re scheduled to vote on a severance package for the presumed outgoing one, Spencer Cronk.
Read more »
Austin City Council votes to terminate City Manager Spencer CronkBREAKING: Austin City Council has voted to fire City Manager Spencer Cronk after the ice storm that left thousands without power for days.
Read more »
Austin City Council removes Spencer Cronk as city managerCity council members decided that Spencer Cronk had to go following the handling of the recent storm that left nearly 200,000 people without power.
Read more »