On August 19, the Court Clerk of Division 2 of the Washington State Court of Appeals notified the counsel for the developer of the Ruby Apartments project and the Oakbrook 4th Addition Homeowners Association of the filing of a dismissal motion, by the developer, as follows:
"...The appellant has filed a motion to dismiss the appeal in the above-referenced appeal. It appears that this case should be dismissed and will be placed on a motion docket for dismissal. In accordance with the court's general order 91-1, effective April 1, 1991, the motion for dismissal received and filed on August 19, 2015 will be determined without oral argument. Any written response to the motion must be served and filed no later than August 31, 2015. A ruling of dismissal will be entered soon thereafter..."
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Ruby Apartments Project Update 20150804
Don MacSparran reported today (August 4, 2015) that:
- The City is aware of the condition of the Ruby DR parcel, and is following the municipal code to require the developer bring the parcel into code compliance. He has been ticketed!
- The developer submitted a preliminary plat application, and is expected to submit a revised/corrected version to the City soon. This is for 13 single-family homes.
Don also reported that a check with the courts this morning "revealed that the developer's appeal of the Summary Judgment (on the Ruby Apartments proposal) is still active; and (that) we need to stay on top of this until the community prevails and single-family homes are built (or a park)--my opinion."
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