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Dallas Court of Appeals Invalidates Carrollton Ordinance and Order Intended to Close Air Park Dallas

Last week, a Texas appellate court in Noell v. City of Carrollton (opinion available here) invalidated a Carrollton ordinance and order closing Air Park Dallas—putting the kibosh, at least for now, on efforts to re-develop the Air Park into a mixed use development.  The case addresses the limits of a municipality’s nuisance abatement power and the crafting of real property related ordinances.  Perhaps most importantly though, it is a cautionary tale about being… Read More

 Category: Development Disputes, Nuisance, Zoning      Tags: , , ,

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Jeremy T. Brown is an attorney in DFW with the law firm Keating Brown PLLC who focuses on real estate litigation, particularly litigation involving commercial landlord-tenant disputes, title issues, real estate development disputes, and construction defects. In addition to his litigation practice, Jeremy has extensive experience negotiating commercial leases on behalf of landlords and tenants. He graduated with honors from The George Washington University Law School where he was an Editor of The George Washington International Law Review and a member of the Moot Court Board. Jeremy bleeds orange as an alumnus of The University of Texas at Austin.

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