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e a cure period of a reasonable duration after proper and adequate notice of any alleged violation to be cured. I On January 17, 2017, GSJ appealed the Notice of Failure to the Board of Land Use Appeals. This action, however, raises entirely separate causes of action derived from the Settlement Agreement provisions. EF

ations for permits submitted by GSJ, asserted by Defendants as being justified based on the unresolved Notice of Failure to Cure and non-payment of the Two Hundred Ten Thousand Dollar ($210,000.00) assessment imposed therein, is also outside the scope of and an unlawful exercise of Defendants' authority, and directing DPNR to con

e a cure period of a reasonable duration after proper and adequate notice of any alleged violation to be cured. I On January 17, 2017, GSJ appealed the Notice of Failure to the Board of Land Use Appeals. This action, however, raises entirely separate causes of action derived from the Settlement Agreement provisions. EF

ations for permits submitted by GSJ, asserted by Defendants as being justified based on the unresolved Notice of Failure to Cure and non-payment of the Two Hundred Ten Thousand Dollar ($210,000.00) assessment imposed therein, is also outside the scope of and an unlawful exercise of Defendants' EFTA00583153 GS!, LLC v. DPNR et a

ent of the contractually required notice or a duration for the contractually required cure period, the Settlement On January 17, 2017, GSJ appealed the Notice of Failure to the Board of Land Use Appeals. This-aetienThe present Complaint however, raises entirely separate causes of action derived from the breach of the co

ations for permits submitted by GSJ, asserted by Defendants as being justified based on the unresolved Notice of Failure to Cure and non-payment of the Two Hundred Ten Thousand Dollar ($210,000.00) assessment imposed therein, is also outside the scope of and an unlawful exercise of Defendants' authority, and directing DPNR to con

e a cure period of a reasonable duration after proper and adequate notice of any alleged violation to be cured. I On January 17, 2017, GSJ appealed the Notice of Failure to the Board of Land Use Appeals. This action, however, raises entirely separate causes of action derived from the Settlement Agreement provisions. EF

ations for permits submitted by GSJ, asserted by Defendants as being justified based on the unresolved Notice of Failure to Cure and non-payment of the Two Hundred Ten Thousand Dollar ($210,000.00) assessment imposed therein, is also outside the scope of and an unlawful exercise of Defendants' EFTA00583199 GSI LLC v. DPNR et al