A saga two years in the making, the Wings Olé property-line dispute has finally been settled. The Dominion Post first reported on the incident in March 2020, but Dan Nagowski, owner of Wings Olé on University Avenue, made the verbal agreement to allow the city to use 35 square feet of ...
MORGANTOWN -- In a joint statement issued Wednesday, the city of Morgantown and Wings Ole’ declared the “controversy surrounding the misunderstanding with the Wings Ole’ parking lot have been amicably resolved.” The statement came hours after Morgantown City Council approved a ...
We’re beginning to notice an alarming trend of the City of Morgantown building on private land without a signed agreement in place. First, it was the riverfront construction that ate seven parking spaces at the downtown Wings Olé, and now it’s the shifting right-of-way of Alley D in ...
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Wings Ole owner takes next step against city’s claim The city of Morgantown is using the eminent domain process to retroactively make the illegal legal. That, in short, is the essence of counterclaim filed Friday in Monongalia County Circuit Court on behalf of Dan Nagowski, the ...
The City of Morgantown said a misunderstanding led it to build on private property owned by the Nagowski family, as a part of its recently completed riverfront revitalization project. Now, after a year of unsuccessful negotiations, the city has filed a Petition of Condemnation in ...