Zev Baumgarten, the owner of CBZ Management, claimed gangs took over his apartments, then dodged a court appearance on October 24.
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Aurora Judge Katie Allison set a new court date for Baumgarten for December 5, giving the city until then to serve him with a summons."If we’re not successful by then, we’ll restart the process and continue our efforts," says Ryan Luby, spokesperson for Aurora."We will continue to hold these property owners and managers accountable."
According to the summons, Baumgarten is facing code violations for unlawful vehicles, failure to maintain a building and equipment, trash and debris on the premises, overgrown weeds and sanitation and structural issues at both properties. In early August, the city successfully served Baumgarten in person with a summons for charges related to his property at 1568 Nome Street. But trying to serve Baumgarten in person again"for the past thirty days has not been an option" because the city doesn't know where he is, Costigan said.had taken over a CBZ-run apartment complex at 1568 Nome Street. That was the property where Aurora carried out an eviction action on August 11; it had been racking up citations since 2020.
On July 29, the Aurora Police Department arrested four men in connection with a July 28 attempted murder at 1568 Nome Street. On September 12,at the Edge of Lowry, and issued warrants for the other five men. Two of the men arrested for the Nome Street incident had document connections to TdA, but none of the men involved in the Edge of Lowry incident has confirmed TdA ties, according to the APD.
CBZ Management and Red Banyan, the PR firm hired by Baumgarten, have not responded to a request for comment.
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