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New Orleans OIG Plaza Tower report

The New Orleans Office of the Inspector General released a report Monday regarding his recommendations for the blighted Plaza Tower property at the edge of the Central Business District.

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Plaza Tower owner could have faced over $1 million in fines; he was only assessed a few thousand and hasn t paid that

“Rather than pay the $4,075 judgment or the daily fines, the owners filed a suspensive appeal in the Orleans Civil District Court. the IG report says.

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Syracuse considering use of body cameras on code inspectors

The city of Syracuse is considering having code inspectors wear body cameras and is asking for community input.

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Tenants in limbo as fate of Lexington apartment complex in question

The owners of a Lexington apartment complex are on the hook with the city for more than 56 thousand dollars.

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New York s Gray Marijuana Market Target of Enforcement as Legal Cannabis Sales Ramp Up | Harris Beach PLLC

Call it a conundrum: the passing of the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (“MRTA”) allowed New Yorkers 21 years or older to use recreational marijuana legally but provided no legal.

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