Wakeland sues over Urbana decision on Main Street home
URBANA – Developer Howard Wakeland has gone to court seeking to overturn a July 8 decision by the Urbana City Council that denied him the ability to demolish an old rooming house at 809 W. Main St. and replace it with a new house.
A complaint seeking a court review of the council's decision was filed Tuesday in Champaign County Circuit Court by Wakeland's attorney, Glenn Stanko.
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