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Hamilton Square LLC lawsuit against U.S. Navy over Hamilton property dismissed

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What happened

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A lawsuit filed by Hamilton Square LLC against the U.S. Navy concerning a property in Hamilton Square has been dismissed after both parties agreed to settle the case. Hamilton Square LLC purchased the 2.7-acre property from the Navy in 2005, which previously housed a gas station that caused petroleum contamination in the soil and groundwater. The developer had spent over $3.5 million on cleanup efforts before the lawsuit began.

From marinij.com

Why it matters

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The property, originally deemed safe for commercial use by the Navy, required additional testing and remediation when Hamilton Square LLC pivoted to residential development in 2013. The developer later learned that local regulators considered the site unsafe even for commercial use, potentially requiring millions more in remediation costs.

From marinij.com

Who's involved

  • Hamilton SquareDeveloper who purchased the property and filed the lawsuit against the U.S. Navy

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