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Town of Speedway seeks eminent domain for Wilshaw hotel site

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The town of Speedway filed a lawsuit in Marion County seeking to acquire a roughly 1-acre property at the site of the Wilshaw hotel project through eminent domain. The town alleges that the project has been abandoned for an extended period, creating a public nuisance that has harmed Speedway’s growth. The lawsuit follows failed negotiations between the town and the property owners.

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The action allows the town to acquire the site for redevelopment, following a March 30 vote by the Speedway Town Council. Speedway had previously sent a purchase offer to the property owner in July, but the two sides were unable to agree on a sale.

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Who's involved

  • SpeedwayThe company whose growth has been allegedly harmed by the property's condition
  • Marion CountyThe county where the lawsuit was filed and where Speedway operates

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