Trustee: Kolovani violated Chapter 11 terms

The court-appointed trustee in Lebanon developer Bill Kolovani's bankruptcy case has filed a motion requesting the case either be dismissed or the bankruptcy petition converted from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7, which would mean the liquidation of Kolovani's assets.

[ugh]

Rules ?? What rules ??

Oh, those rules.

(Alfred E. Neuman)- "What ?? Me Worry ??"

[The Greenman]

When is he just going to do the right thing and step away from all of these failing businesses? He has already lost a great chef at Niko's as well as the cigar lounge. I think it's definitely time for him to sell what is left and allow someone with a better acumen for business to take the reigns and hopefully keep some life downtown.

[thomas paine]

Man , Billy sure must have pissed somebody off. See in Lebanon if you want to develop real estate you must be an attorney, anyone 's name come to mind?

[GeorgeCostanza]

thomas paine wrote:

Man , Billy sure must have pissed somebody off. See in Lebanon if you want to develop real estate you must be an attorney, anyone 's name come to mind?

he never would have taken on that type of inner city project...

[Bills mistress]

$325? Perhaps if Bill hadn't played golf every other day and smoked his expensive Cubans, he could have paid his bankruptcy fees.

[Bills Other Mistress]

Bills mistress wrote:

$325? Perhaps if Bill hadn't played golf every other day and smoked his expensive Cubans, he could have paid his bankruptcy fees.

Don't forget the Aruba vacations!

[Bills mistress]

There's another one? Why am I not surprised!

[Cedarman]

Seriously i really think if he left go of the market and restaurant both those places could survive. The restaurant needs to go a little lower on it's prices but it really is a nice venue. If i had the funds i would take that restaurant in a minute and offer affordable dining
steaks,pasta, maybe call it the upper deck?

[Billys Boyfriend]

Bills mistress wrote:

There's another one? Why am I not surprised!

You Betcha.... ;-)

[pa resident]

I have no pitty for him after what he charges these vendors in the market there should be no reason on why he is going bankrupt all the time. If anyone would be loosing alot of $$ it would be the vendors from what they get charged each month. Its about time hes finally having one of his stores going out of business. What is he gonna have go out next?? They need someone else to take over the market after he moved from 9th street to 8th street hes been in a big hole and thats his own dumb fault!

[Billy]

Nice Truck! I'm sure you paid for it in cash, under whos name is it? maybe that trophy MILF you were with at the movie the other night.

[Bills mistress]

I suspect that if the state or city would take a close at how Kolovani has conducted his business and financial affairs he could very well end up in handcuffs.

[Bills mistress]

excuse me, close look.

[Juan Moore]

I could use $1.8 million....whoops ....I'm broke...lets see which politician will help me!

[Not Bills Mistress]

Bills Mistress sounds bitter and disappointed. Poor thing...

[Juan Moore]

thomas paine wrote:

Man , Billy sure must have pissed somebody off. See in Lebanon if you want to develop real estate you must be an attorney, anyone 's name come to mind?

George Costanza, George Czoros, George Christianson,

[Not Bills Mistress]

Run Debbie !!! Get out while you still can with all your money !!!

[Not Bills Mistress]

Run Debbie Run Run !!! Get out while you can and still have all of your money !!!

[Yeehaw]

Oooops! Maybe he didn't think it really mattered.

[Angry Local Resident]

thomas paine wrote:

Man , Billy sure must have pissed somebody off. See in Lebanon if you want to develop real estate you must be an attorney, anyone 's name come to mind?

If we are talking about the same attorney, that attorney has brought real jobs to the city. Those businesses are responsible for the creation of hundreds of jobs. He did this without "borrowing" money from a city that is on the verge of being bankrupt. His low income first time home owners housing development on the east side is not an eyesore like the many city projects. He won't build the projected mini-mall on the north side until he has clients to fill it, unlike the cities in-town project which is nothing more than a bunch of fancy empty buildings. Right now, as far as Kolovani is concerned, I think it's a shame we don't tar and feather people like this anymore and ride them out of town on a rail!