A federal appeals court has reinstated the lawsuit of SW Nashville EB Owner, LLC against the city of Nashville regarding a stalled building permit. The developer faced an indefinite delay on their application, purportedly linked to prospective road developments, resulting in losses exceeding $8.2 million while the property remained undeveloped. The court’s decision enables the developer’s claims to progress to judicial review, potentially influencing other property owners experiencing similar challenges. A federal appeals court has reinstated the lawsuit of SW Nashville EB Owner, LLC against the city of Nashville regarding a stalled building permit. The developer faced an indefinite delay on their application, purportedly linked to prospective road developments, resulting in losses exceeding $8.2 million while the property remained undeveloped. The court’s decision enables the developer’s claims to progress to judicial review, potentially influencing other property owners experiencing similar challenges.
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US court revives Nashville developer’s suit over 4-year permit freeze
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