MAHWAH, NJ-Attempts to settle litigation between a resident's group and Crossroads Developers, the proposed developer of a 600,000-square-foot shopping center at the International Crossroads here, have broken down.
Crossroads Developers and the Committee to Stop the Mahwah Mall reached an impasse Monday during a second settlement conference, according to The Record. The breakdown resulted from the developer's refusal of a request by the resident's group to eliminate big box users from the project.
“Their idea of architectural revisions was the total elimination of the large format buildings,” says Jim Jaworski, the attorney for Crossroads. “Needless to say, that resulted in an end to any further discussions of settlement. We now await the judge's decision.” See story in The Record.
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