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    New Lawsuit Seeks to Block Providence Skyscraper Project

    Thu February 14, 2019 - Northeast Edition #4
    Associated Press


    The Fane Organization photo A new lawsuit seeks to block construction of what would be Rhode Island’s tallest building.
    The Fane Organization photo A new lawsuit seeks to block construction of what would be Rhode Island’s tallest building.

    PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) A new lawsuit from a real estate appraisal firm and a nonprofit is seeking to block construction of what would be Rhode Island's tallest building.

    The widely-anticipated lawsuit was filed Jan. 11, challenging the Providence City Council's controversial decision to raise the maximum building height on former highway land from 130 ft. to 600 ft.

    WPRI-TV reports the change would allow New York developer Jason Fane to build the 46-story Hope Point Tower.

    The lawsuit claims the zoning change does not conform with Providence's Comprehensive Plan and asks a judge to invalidate it.

    A spokesman for Fane declined to comment on pending litigation.




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