The property in question, in Utica, would be used for a medical office building with an ASC, outpatient radiology and a lab patient service center, the report said. But Bowers Development has already signed a purchase agreement for the property.
“It would be outrageous and unlawful for OCIDA to take this property by eminent domain,” Bowers lawyer Patrick Donnelly said, according to the report.
Members of local physician group Central Utica Building said the proposed facility is already up to 90 percent filled with likely tenants.
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