City officials are hoping the bankruptcy process would give the city more control over payment of a $22 million judgment it now owes to City Heights Holdings, LLC.
CLE ELUM, Wash. — The Cle Elum City Council approved a resolution at a Tuesday night meeting that allows the city to file for bankruptcy in the aftermath of an expensive ruling resulting from a development dispute.
Back in November, a King County judge ruled the city owed City Heights Holdings, LLC, (CHH) more than $22 million over delays in a development project that had been agreed to more than a decade prior. Cle Elum, which has a
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