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Moses Rose’s owner rejects final $5.26M offer, prepares for eminent domain fight
Read full article: Moses Rose’s owner rejects final $5.26M offer, prepares for eminent domain fightThe holdout owner of a bar in the way of a new Alamo museum has said the City of San Antonio’s “best and final” $5.26 million offer to buy him out isn’t good enough. Now, with the city and its partners prepared to use eminent domain, the deadlock appears to be headed to court.
Moses Rose’s owner ready to fight eminent domain in court if state won’t meet his price
Read full article: Moses Rose’s owner ready to fight eminent domain in court if state won’t meet his priceMoses Rose’s Hideout, at 516 E. Houston Street, sits a musket shot away from the Alamo and at the edge of the footprint of a proposed Alamo Visitors Center and Museum -- a key part of the $400 million plan to redesign Alamo Plaza. Owner Vince Cantu says he is open to selling the property, but he wants the right price.
‘The Battle of the Alamo 2.0′: SA city council to decide Thursday whether to use eminent domain on local bar
Read full article: ‘The Battle of the Alamo 2.0′: SA city council to decide Thursday whether to use eminent domain on local barVince Cantu, the owner of Moses Rose’s Hideout, said in a news release Wednesday that he’s “ready for ‘the Battle of the Alamo 2.0′ but today is asking for peaceful negotiation with city council.”
San Antonio bar owner fights back against threat of eminent domain
Read full article: San Antonio bar owner fights back against threat of eminent domainThe owner of Moses Rose's Hideout, a local bar, is fighting to keep his business open as Alamo Trust Inc. pushes to buy it for the Alamo Visitor Center and Museum.