Also worth mentioning that CenterCal’s corporate lawyer argued Wednesday on behalf of Travis & Voisey. I figure the only reason she would do so is because there must be some as-yet-publicly-undisclosed enforceable agreement with Travis & Voisey which puts CenterCal on the hook for payment, so she’s really arguing for her corporate client. I could be wrong. If there was no such agreement, then Travis & Voisey well and truly put themselves and their families, as well as the winning parties and their families, into serious financial damage, all to benefit a shopping center developer whose sloppy attempt to put a shopping center in a harbor was rejected by everyone except the since unelected former Mayor and his now-minority Council allies.
Also worth mentioning that CenterCal’s corporate lawyer argued Wednesday on behalf of Travis & Voisey. I figure the only reason she would do so is because there must be some as-yet-publicly-undisclosed enforceable agreement with Travis & Voisey which puts CenterCal on the hook for payment, so she’s really arguing for her corporate client. I could be wrong. If there was no such agreement, then Travis & Voisey well and truly put themselves and their families, as well as the winning parties and their families, into serious financial damage, all to benefit a shopping center developer whose sloppy attempt to put a shopping center in a harbor was rejected by everyone except the since unelected former Mayor and his now-minority Council allies.