Netflix's Plans For Brand New Headquarters Prompts Suit

Already coping with backlash from the cost increase, Netflix now may need to focus on placating some angry neighbors.our editor suggests CBS, Netflix Sign Two-Year Content Agreement The famous host oprah, Media Moguls and Netflix Talk on Tap for Cable Show STORY: Netflix Shares Tumble on Modified Customer Growth Some citizens of Los Gatos, where Netflix is creating a brand new headquarters, have prosecuted to avoid or decelerate the development since the structures could be excessive, trees will have to be removed and traffic might get worse. STORY: Netfilx Stock Drops 8% After Starz Renewal Talks Finish The group suing calls itself Los Gatos People for Responsible Development, based on the San Jose Mercury News, also it filed its suit from the town. STORY: Netflix Responds: Starz Submissions Are 'Down to around 8% of Domestic Netfilx Customers' Viewing' This news outlet stated the city council approved the making of five- and four-story structures seven days ago, despite the fact that the town's height limit is three tales. "The problem continues to be known to a lawyer for review," town manager Greg Larson told the Mercury News. "We'll then evaluate the lawsuit's merits and impacts, if any, prior to making a recommendation towards the town council." The move might be a boon to Los Gatos, reviews CBSSanFrancisco.com, getting in around $a million in tax revenue. "The citizens' group doesn't desire to stop the project. We are just seeking environment review," attorney Rachel-Mansfield-Howlett told the Mercury News. Related Subjects Property Netflix