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Days Inn Purchased, Debt Repaid – September 21, 2012
City of Arcata Press Release NEW OWNERS OF THE FORMER DAYS INN PAY PAST DEBT TO THE CITY OF ARCATA IN FULL This is an update on the former Days Inn Hotel located at 4975 Valley West Boulevard in Arcata. The hotel has remained closed since January of 2011 when municipal water service was disconnected... »
Days Inn’s Water Shut Off – February 1, 2011
Mendosa said the City wanted to give the motel time to let its weekend guests check out before turning off the water. “I really hated to do it, but we had no choice,” Mendosa said. “We’re not a bank and we can’t keep floating them.” »
Days Inn Payment Pact Collapses – December 1, 2010
Calls and e-mail messages to owners Mukesh Mowji, Tarun S. Patel, Anil R. Patel and Days Inn Manager Mike Miller were not returned. »
City Gets New Tax Collection Muscle – May 5, 2010
VALLEY WEST – The City of Arcata can expect some relief on its ongoing battle to have Days Inn pay its bills following the passage of Ordinance 1403. On April 21, the City Council waved the ordinance through, voting unanimously to grant new powers to City Hall to collect on old debts through property... »
Deadbeat Days Inn Owes Arcata $130,776.62 – March 3, 2010
Nearly two years of unpaid TOT has built up to $108,000. What’s more, Days Inn is delinquent in over $22.776.62 in unpaid water bills. Considering Arcata’s annual Transient Occupancy Taxes take is some $900,000, the outstanding $130,000 is a major chunk of City revenue. Collection attempts through the firm’s Arcata management have been somewhat... »
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