Burlington City Council voted unanimously to terminate a lease for a city parking lot at the former Canton Restaurant location on 423 Fairhaven Ave. The decision, made earlier this month, ends the city's agreement to lease the lot at the former Canton Restaurant site. The council's action follows the restaurant's closure in 2023. No further details about the lease termination were provided in the public record.
Burlington City Council terminates parking lot lease
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- ✓Burlington City Council voted unanimously to terminate a lease for a city parking lot“BURLINGTON — The Burlington City Council unanimously agreed earlier this month to terminate the lease for a city parking lot at the former Canton Restaurant, located at 423 Fairhaven Ave.”
- ✓The lease is for a city parking lot at the former Canton Restaurant location“BURLINGTON — The Burlington City Council unanimously agreed earlier this month to terminate the lease for a city parking lot at the former Canton Restaurant, located at 423 Fairhaven Ave.”
- ✓The location is on 423 Fairhaven Ave“located at 423 Fairhaven Ave.”
- ⚠The decision was made earlier this monthNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
- ⚠The decision ends the city's agreement to lease the lotNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
- ✓The lot is at the former Canton Restaurant site“BURLINGTON — The Burlington City Council unanimously agreed earlier this month to terminate the lease for a city parking lot at the former Canton Restaurant, located at 423 Fairhaven Ave.”
- ⚠The council's action follows the restaurant's closure in 2023No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
- ⚠No further details about the lease termination were provided in the public recordNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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