White Rock Boathouse operator rejects breach notice, won’t change code of conduct

After the city of Dallas issued a breach-of-contract notice, White Rock Boathouse Inc. will not change its code of conduct, according to a response letter obtained by the Observer.

Sent to city attorneys on Aug. 5, the five-page letter comes with 31 pages of appendices and exhibits. The operator of White Rock Boathouse, the Filter Building and Boomerang Boathouse has rejected the notice and is demanding that the city retract it immediately. If not, “WRB intends to vigorously defend its rights and pursue all available remedies at law or in equity,” the letter states.

WRBI is currently locked in a separate lawsuit with the city over the renewal of its lease for the Boomerang. Lawyers for the operator cite the breach notice in an updated filing in a Dallas County district court, arguing that the city is seeking to “manufacture defaults and create pretextual grounds for termination of the agreement(s).”…

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