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Elk Grove sues Slow & Low founder, seeks foreclosure on Garden Highway parcel
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Elk Grove sues Slow & Low founder, seeks foreclosure on Garden Highway parcel
The City of Elk Grove has gone to court against restaurateur Michael Hargis, seeking to seize and sell his riverfront property to recover nearly $442,000 in taxpayer money lost when his short-lived Old Town eatery, Slow & Low, defaulted on a taxpayer-backed loan. The lawsuit, first reported Monday by the Sacramento Business Journal, was filed June 23 in Sacramento County Superior Court.Slow & Low opened with fanfare at 9700 Railroad St. in June …
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