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PS Podcast: CMPA wins appeals case against former master developer

   March 28, 2015

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While the Pensacola City Council and Mayor Ashton Hayward debate with to do with its listing agent for the Community Maritime Park, the CMPA won a victory in appeals court in the case involving its former developer, Maritime Park Development Partners, LLC.

MPDP was suing to get its remaining share of the design-build contract. The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled, “Because MPDP’s share of the contract was ill-gotten, the district court was within its authority to freeze MPDP’s share of the design-build contract.” Read 11th Circuit PCA Opinion – Affirmed.pdf

Attorney Ed Flemings announced the victory on Pensacola Speaks on Thursday.

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