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Several Landmark subcontractors, including Frontier Mechanical Inc. and IAI Construction Co. filed thousands of dollars in mechanic's liensz related to unpaid bills against the projec tin 2007. Kirsten a spokeswoman for projectdeveloper , said the liens were expectefd to be cleared the week of Jan. 21. The Lermanj Living Trust of Atlanta, which sued the developef last yearover $8,000 in upgrades to the $1.6 millioj Landmark penthouse it was buying, and Everesf representatives were scheduled to meet Jan. 24 and 25 to resolvd the suit, according to Lerman attorney Geoff Andersonat Burns, Figa Will in Denver.
One of The Landmark's most high-profilew problems last year -- the partial collapse of a concret floor in a residential tower underconstruction -- also has been The federal Occupational Health and Safetu Administration (OSHA), on Jan. 9, issued citations totaling $166,00p against project subcontractor of Denvef for unsafe working conditions contributing to theJuly 5, construction accident. Seventeen workers were injured. OSHA said in a statementg that Concrete Express received two willful violationsx related to improper shoring and bracing at the and six serious violations for exposing employees to fall andtripping hazards.
" Everest, in its own explained it was conducting its own investigatiohn of the incident, and the site would continu to be carefully inspected. "Safety is and always has been atop priority," the statement said. Located at Interstate 25 and East Belleview The Landmark will havetwo 15-story buildingse with residences ranging from three-stor y "brownstones" to five-story "manor homes," and priced from $275,0009 to $2.75 million. When the project kicke d off inlate 2005, residentialo units were marketed for $271,000 to $1.
2 Those buildings are under construction, and the first one is schedules to be completed early this Next to the residential towere is a 200,000-square-foot retail/entertainment propertyg called The Village Shops at The Landmark. Stores, restaurantx and entertainment options already open in the retail componenyt include the Landmark Theatresamovie theater, Comedy Works South comedgy club, Ted's Montana Grill, HW Homes and Aspen Fallw Spa. The project's generall contractors include for the housing and IntegratesdBuilders Inc.
for the retail Subcontractors thatfiled mechanic's liens related to the projectt last year, according to Arapahoe Count public record, include CoCal Landscape Services Inc. Frontier Mechanical Inc. ($114,987); APC Consultants LLC InteriorAlterations Inc., part of IAI Construction and United Builders Services Inc. ($26,617). The Landmarkk is a finalist for the National Associationnof Homebuilders' "Community of the Year" The winner will be announced Feb. 13 in Orlando, Fla. Everest Development Co. Residential $275,000-$2.
75 million Retail space: 200,000 square feet