A homeowner association is suing Delray Beach over two roads missing for a new plan for Atlantic Crossing, a $200 million downtown development.
March 11, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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Residents within walking distance of the mega Atlantic Crossing project have filed suit against Delray Beach to force the developer to create two roads promised in the original site plan.
Atlantic Crossing has been in the works about 10 years, and developer Edwards Cos. received the green light in January from city commissioners for the $200 million project.
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