Ruling on bankruptcy for Berkman II property owner delayed

The developer must satisfy judicial requirements in order to be considered.

The vacant Berkman II property Downtown at 500 E. Bay St. is across the street from the Duval County Sheriff's Office and Duval County Jail and east of The Plaza at Berkman Plaza & Marina condominiums.
The vacant Berkman II property Downtown at 500 E. Bay St. is across the street from the Duval County Sheriff's Office and Duval County Jail and east of The Plaza at Berkman Plaza & Marina condominiums.
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A decision on whether PB Riverfront Revitalization of Jacksonville LLC, owner of the imploded Berkman II condominium property Downtown, can declare bankruptcy was delayed when the man who represents the company showed up to an April 10 court hearing late and without a lawyer.

PB Riverfront, represented by Park Beeler, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy March 22 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Middle District of Florida. 

That canceled a March 25 foreclosure auction for the riverfront property at 500 E. Bay St.

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